Proceedings of The 2nd China-Japan-Korea Joint Workshop on Pattern Recognition (CJKPR2010)
Pages
pp.213-215
Location
Fukuoka, Japan
Reviewed
Reviewed
Date
November 2010
Research fields
Document Image Analysis
Key
Yoshida2010_CJKPR (id=1172)
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a data-embedding pen, which adds an ink-dot sequence along a handwritten
pattern during writing. The ink-dot sequence represents some meta-information, such as writer’s name, date
of writing, and URL. The meta-information can be extracted from the handwritten pattern by image processing
techniques and a stroke recovery technique. Consequently, we can augment the handwritten pattern by the
data-embedding pen to carry arbitrary information.
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