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Note: Links lead to the DBLP on the Web. Satoshi Naoi Jun Sun , Yutaka Katsuyama , Satoshi Naoi: Video Degradation Model and Its Application to Character Recognition in e-Learning Videos. Document Analysis Systems 2004 : 555-558 Yun Li , Satoshi Naoi, Mohamed Cheriet , Ching Y. Suen : A Segmentation Method for Touching Italic Characters. ICPR (2) 2004 : 594-597 Chunheng Wang , Yoshinobu Hotta , Misako Suwa , Satoshi Naoi: Handwritten Chinese Address Recognition Based on Enhanced Key Character Extraction and Holistic Word Matching. Int. J. Comput. Proc. Oriental Lang. 17 (4): 287-298 (2004) Jun Sun , Zhulong Wang , Hao Yu , Fumihito Nishino , Yukata Katsuyama , Satoshi Naoi: Effective text extraction and recognition for WWW images. ACM Symposium on Document Engineering 2003 : 115-117 Andrea Souza , Mohamed Cheriet , Satoshi Naoi, Ching Y. Suen : Automatic Filter Selection Using Image Quality Assessment. ICDAR 2003 : 508- Hiroaki Takebe , Koji Kurokawa , Yutaka Katsuyama , Satoshi Naoi: A Learning Pseudo Bayes Discriminant Method Based on Difference Distribution of Feature Vectors. Document Analysis Systems 2002 : 134-144 Yoshinobu Hotta , Satoshi Naoi, Misako Suwa : Improvement of numeral recognition using personal handwriting characteristics based on clustering. Systems and Computers in Japan 33 (7): 104-113 (2002) Katsuhito Fujimoto , Atsuko Ohara , Satoshi Naoi: A Ruled-Line Extraction Method for Digital Camera Images. ICDAR 2001 : 297-301 Hiroaki Takebe , Yutaka Katsuyama , Satoshi Naoi: Precise and Fast Form Identification Method by Using Adaptive Base Lines for Matching. ACCV (2) 1998 : 137-144 Satoshi Naoi, Maki Yabuki : Global Interpolation Method II for Handwritten Numbers Overlapping a Border by Automatic Knowledge Acquisition of Overlapped Condition. ICDAR 1997 : 540-543 Satoshi Naoi, Yoshinobu Hotta , Maki Yabuki , Atuko Asakawa : Global Interpolation in the Segmentation of Handwritten Characters Overlapping a Border. ICIP (1) 1994 : 149-153 1 [ 1 ] 2 [ 7 ] [ 10 ] 3 [ 4 ] 4 [ 1 ] [ 5 ] [ 9 ] 5 [ 8 ] 6 [ 3 ] [ 6 ] [ 11 ] 7 [ 6 ] 8 [ 10 ] 9 [ 8 ] 10 [ 4 ] 11 [ 7 ] 12 [ 7 ] [ 10 ] 13 [ 8 ] [ 11 ] 14 [ 5 ] [ 9 ] 15 [ 3 ] [ 6 ] 16 [ 9 ] 17 [ 8 ] 18 [ 1 ] [ 2 ] 19 [ 8 ]  ©2005 Association for Computing Machinery |
