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

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if the interaction with the interface consists in drawing graphic elements, text input may be considered for some purposes, such as annotation, labelling, or input of recognizable text. This work deals with the detection of textual patterns in a set of digital ink elements. The main idea is that tex

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Theodoros Lioris,Grigoris Dimitroulakos,Kostas Masselosple of one type of graphic object by selecting it in an engineering drawing, and then the system learns its graphical knowledge and uses this learnt knowledge to recognize or search for other similar graphic objects. For improving the recognition accuracy of the system, we also propose a user feedba

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Vasileios Tenentes,Xrysovalantis Kavousianosmirror Device (DMD) based maskless lithography. To overcome the limitations of existing pattern generation methods developed upon the assessment of lithographic paths of the reflected beam spots rather than the recognition of patterns, we place our primary concern on the pattern. We consider pattern

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Apostolos P. Fournaris,Daniel M. Heine reduced to 2D and ID problems by restricting the search to appropriate planes and lines. An extension to general grids is suggested, which takes full advantage of the special-purpose processors of modern graphics workstations. Some examples of applications are stressed, in particular for “slicing”

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