Machine recognition of hand-drawn circuit diagrams
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2000
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| Resumo |
An application of image processing techniques to recognition of hand-drawn circuit diagrams is presented. The scanned image of a diagram is pre-processed to remove noise and converted to bilevel. Morphological operations are applied to obtain a clean, connected representation using thinned lines. The diagram comprises of nodes, connections and components. Nodes and components are segmented using appropriate thresholds on a spatially varying object pixel density. Connection paths are traced using a pixel-stack. Nodes are classified using syntactic analysis. Components are classified using a combination of invariant moments, scalar pixel-distribution features, and vector relationships between straight lines in polygonal representations. A node recognition accuracy of 82% and a component recognition accuracy of 86% was achieved on a database comprising 107 nodes and 449 components. This recogniser can be used for layout “beautification” or to generate input code for circuit analysis and simulation packages |
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application/pdf |
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IEEE |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/45580/1/Brett%26Chandran00.pdf DOI:10.1109/ICASSP.2000.860185 Edwards, B. & Chandran, V. (2000) Machine recognition of hand-drawn circuit diagrams. In Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal, IEEE, Istanbul, Turkey, pp. 3618-3621. |
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Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering; School of Engineering Systems |
| Palavras-Chave | #080106 Image Processing #circuit diagrams #document image processing #handwritten character recognition #image recognition #image representation #image segmentation #mathematical morphology #circuit analysis packages #circuit simulation packages #component recognition accuracy #connected representation #database #document image analysis #hand-drawn circuit diagrams #image processing #input code generation #invariant moments #machine recognition #morphological operations #node classification #node recognition accuracy #noise removal #pixel-stack #polygonal representations #scalar pixel-distribution features #scanned image #spatially varying object pixel density #straight lines #syntactic analysis #thinned lines #vector relationships |
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Conference Paper |
