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2010 – 2019
- 2019
[c13]Marc-Peter Schambach, Stephan von der Nüll, Martin Schall:
Fast and Reliable Acquisition of Truth Data for Document Analysis using Cyclic Suggest Algorithms. OST@ICDAR 2019: 7-12- [c12]Martin Schall, Marc-Peter Schambach, Matthias O. Franz:
Dissecting Multi-line Handwriting for Multi-dimensional Connectionist Classification. ICDAR 2019: 31-38 - 2018
- [c11]Martin Schall, Marc-Peter Schambach, Matthias O. Franz:
Multi-dimensional Connectionist Classification: Reading Text in One Step. DAS 2018: 405-410 - 2016
- [c10]Martin Schall, Marc-Peter Schambach, Matthias O. Franz:
Increasing Robustness of Handwriting Recognition Using Character N-Gram Decoding on Large Lexica. DAS 2016: 156-161 - 2013
- [c9]Sheikh Faisal Rashid, Marc-Peter Schambach, Jörg Rottland, Stephan von der Nüll:
Low resolution Arabic recognition with multidimensional recurrent neural networks. MOCR@ICDAR 2013: 6:1-6:5 - [c8]Marc-Peter Schambach, Sheikh Faisal Rashid:
Stabilize Sequence Learning with Recurrent Neural Networks by Forced Alignment. ICDAR 2013: 1270-1274 - 2010
- [c7]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Reviewing Performance Metrics for Handwriting Recognition: Must-Rejects and Recognition Graph Scores. ICFHR 2010: 457-462
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [c6]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Recurrent HMMs and Cursive Handwriting Recognition Graphs. ICDAR 2009: 1146-1150 - 2005
- [c5]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Fast Script Word Recognition with Very Large Vocabulary. ICDAR 2005: 9-13 - 2004
- [b1]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Automatische Modellierung gebundener Handschrift in einem HMM-basierten Erkennungssystem. University of Ulm, Germany, 2004, pp. 1-176 - [c4]Marc-Peter Schambach:
A new view of the output from word recognition. IWFHR 2004: 215-220 - [c3]Hartmut Schäfer, Thomas Bayer, Klaus Kreuzer, Udo Miletzki, Marc-Peter Schambach, Matthias Schulte-Austum:
How Postal Address Readers Are Made Adaptive. Reading and Learning 2004: 187-215 - 2003
- [c2]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Model Length Adaptation of an HMM based Cursive Word Recognition System. ICDAR 2003: 109-113 - [c1]Marc-Peter Schambach:
Determination of the Number of Writing Variants with an HMM based Cursive Word Recognition System. ICDAR 2003: 119-
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