J. Reaver
J. Herold
ABSTRACT
We present Quick$ (QuickBuck), an extension to the Dollar Recognizer designed to improve recognition efficiency. While the Dollar Recognizer must search all training templates to recognize an unknown symbol, Quick$ employs hierarchical clustering along with branch and bound search to do this more efficiently. Experiments have demonstrated that Quick$ is almost always faster than the Dollar Recognizer and always selects the same best-match templates.
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- How to make a Quick$: using hierarchical clustering to improve the efficiency of the Dollar Recognizer
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