On defining signatures for the retrieval and the classification of graphical drop caps

Authors:
Rudolf Pareti;Nicole Vincent;Surapong Uttama;Jean-Marc Ogier;Jean-Pierre Salmon;Salvatore Tabbone;Laurent Wendling;Sebastien Adam
Affiliations:
Laboratoire CRIP5, Universite de Paris 5, France;Laboratoire CRIP5, Universite de Paris 5, France;Universite de la Rochelle, Avenue Michel Crepeau, La Rochelle CEDEX, France;Universite de la Rochelle, Avenue Michel Crepeau, La Rochelle CEDEX, France;LORIA, INRIA, CEDEX, France;LORIA, INRIA, CEDEX, France;LORIA, INRIA, CEDEX, France;Laboratoire PSI, Universite de Rouen, UFR Sciences, CEDEX, France
Venue:
DIAL '06 Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Document Image Analysis for Libraries
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Ancient graphical documents are invaluable heritages which have been handed down since generations. They possess both intellectual and spiritual worth for humanity. In this context, many digitization processes have been started, producing very large warehouse of images. These huge amount of data raise the problem of indexing the information in order to make easier navigation in the databases. In the context of a French research program, called MADONNE, this paper proposes a set of complementary contributions concerning ancient graphic images indexing.