A brief survey on on-line graphics recognition is presented. We first present some common scenarios and applications of on-line graphics recognition and then identify major problems and sub-problems at three levels: primitive shape recognition, composite graphic object recognition, and document recognition and understanding. Representative approaches to these problems are also presented. We als...

Modeling virtual humans Bender, Jan; Erleben, Kenny; Solenthaler, Barbara Published in: IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications DOI: 10.1109/MCG.2017.4031067 Publication date: 2017 Document Version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Citation for published version (APA): Bender, J., Erleben, K., & Solenthaler, B. (2017). Modeling virtual humans. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applicati...

CBDA is an emerging field in Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition .In recent technology camera are moulded with several equipments and are very interesting and playing a vital role by replacing scanner with hand held imaging devices(HIDs) like Digital Cameras, Mobile phones and gaming devices. Documents captured through Mobile are often prone to Skew Removal of graphics and Correction of ske...

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Many aspects of computer graphics and computer imagery differ from aspects of conventional graphics and imagery because computer representations are digital and discrete, whereas natural representations are continuous. In a previous lecture we discussed the implications of quantizing continuous or high precision intensity values to discrete or lower precision values. In this sequence of lecture...

This chapter is not about realtime rendering. It’s about a world in which rendering takes seconds, minutes, or hours. It’s about users who require features that are extremely difficult to implement on modern graphics hardware. But we’d still like to take advantage of the tremendous horsepower that GPUs afford us. First, we’ll discuss the arcane world of production rendering for film (and other ...