Saturday, December 11, 2010

Reading #9. PaleoSketch: Accurate Primitive Sketch Recognition and Beautification (Paulson)

Summary
In this paper, the author presents PaleoSketch, a low-level recognizer which performs with almost 99% accuracy when recognizing 8 primitive shapes. PaleoSketch uses many previously employed pre-processing techniques for recognition but also introduces two new important pre-processing features. The normalized distance between direction extremes (NDDE) and the direction change ratio (DCR) are both very helpful in distinguishing curves from corners. An overview of how each primitive shape is recognized with the inclusion of these features is also presented.

Discussion
This paper two important pre-processing features that prove very useful in primitive shape recognition, the NDDE and the DCR. Using these features, the accuracy of PaleoSketch returning the correct interpretation as the top interpretation increased by over 30%. These features will most likely be included in any future low-level recognizers developed.  

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