Titlebook: VLSI 2010 Annual Symposium; Selected papers Nikolaos Voros,Amar Mukherjee,Michael Huebner Conference proceedings 2011 Springer Science+Busi

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Elena Kakoulli,Vassos Soteriou,Theocharis Theocharidesed models by examining the partial correlation structure of two sets of data, one relating to meat composition of pig carcasses and the other to body fat measurements. We then give a concise exposition of the model theory, covering topics such as maximum likelihood estimation using the IPS algorithm

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Apostolos P. Fournaris,Daniel M. Hein for the grids generated by scientists. The visualization of the scalar and vector fields in such grids can lead to “traditional” geometric problems: point inclusion, point location, line intersection and line location. To be computational fast, any algorithm to solve these problems must appropriate

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C. Silvano,W. Fornaciari,S. Crespi Reghizzi,G. Agosta,G. Palermo,V. Zaccaria,P. Bellasi,F. Castro,S.rom a comprehensive library of state-of-the art algorithms. Starting from the observation that document analysis is conducted as a layered pipeline taking syntax as an input, and producing semantics as an output on each layer, we introduce the concept of a . as an approach to integrate different exi

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rmation and structured objects from digital topographic maps in raster format using an automated process. An approach of knowledge-based Template Matching with high recognition rates (about 95%) and a procedure to segment and isolate coherent areas of a colour layer are presented. All segmented area

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Sotirios Xydis,Kiamal Pekmestzi,Dimitrios Soudris,George Economakosomparing quantitative values of the endpoints of the rectangle. Such a representation expresses a property that is basic for the “interval” asa conjunction of relations for the “point”. In this work, we adopt a qualitative interval projection model to describe the relative positions of such blocks u

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Vikram Sampath Kumar,Kevin Irick,Ahmed Al Maashri,Vijaykrishnan Narayananic information in a document image may be present in several forms, such as engineering drawings, architectural plans, musical scores, tables, charts, extended objects, hand-drawn sketches, etc. There exist quite a few approaches for segmentation of graphics from text, and also a separate set of tec

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