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Statistical Language Models for Graphical Object Recognition
This paper explores automatic recognition and semantic capture in vector graphics for
graphical information systems. The low-level graphical content of graphical documents, such
as a map or architectural drawing, are often captured manually and the encoding of the
semantic content seen as an extension of this. The large quantity of new and archived
graphical data available on paper makes automatic structuring of such graphical data
desirable. A successful method for recognising text data uses statistical language models.
This work will investigate and evaluate similar and adapted statistical models (Statistical
Graphical Langauge Models, SGLM) to graphical languages based on the associations
between different classes of object in a drawing to automate the structuring and recognition
of graphical data.