Kun Yang
ABSTRACT
The growing popularity of tablet PCs and intelligent pen-centric computing have increased the importance of freehand sketch recognition algorithms. This paper shall investigate the use of information fusion technique with Support Vector Machines (SVMs) chain for modeling and understanding the spatial and temporal information of sketch sequences. The approach for sketch recognition lies in the proposed dynamic and probabilistic framework based on combining SVMs-chain by the spatial and geometric features for systematically modeling the dynamic and stochastic behaviors of sketch.
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Index Terms
- Free hand sketch understanding using SVMs-chain modeling for spatial and temporal patterns
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