Instance-Based Skew Detection of Document Images by a Combination of Variant and Invariant
Journal
Proceedings of MIRU 2007
Presentation number
IS-4-01
Pages
pp.1147-1152
Reviewed
Not reviewed
Date
July 2007
Research fields
Document Image Analysis, Pattern recognition
Key
Sakai2007_MIRU (id=980)
Abstract
A novel deformation estimation technique is proposed and applied to document skew estimation. The
proposed method has two properties. First, it utilizes an invariant and a variant of a target deformation to be
estimated. Second, it is an instance-based method where the deformation is estimated by referring stored instances
which describe the relation among the deformation, the variant, and the invariant. The result of a skew estimation
experiment on 55 document images has shown that the skew angles of 54 document images were successfully
estimated with errors smaller than 2.0 degrees.
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