A Fuzzy Hierarchical Attributed Graph Approach for Handwritten Egyptian Hieroglyphs description and matching.

Authors:
Denis Arrivault;Noel Richard;Philippe Bouyer
Affiliations:
Laboratoire SIC - CNRS, France;Laboratoire SIC - CNRS, France;RC-SOFT, France
Venue:
ICDAR '05 Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition
Year:
2005

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Abstract

For a complex writting as egyptian hieroglyphs, combining the works done in hierarchical modelizations and fuzzy grammar definitions seems natural. This paper introduce the hierarchical-fuzzy-attributed graph (FHAG), extended from fuzzy-attributed graph, which modelize attributes by fuzzy-tree grammar. We give a formal definition of FHAGs and introduce adapted measurements for matching them. FHAG is then integrated in a recognition system based on single models comparisons for handwritten egyptian hieroglyphs.