Abstract: An adjustment method of a machine-readable form model and a filled form scanned image thereof in the presence of distortion comprising model form free of distortion, image form, containing distortion, obtained by optical input device from paper media. One embodiment of the method comprises the steps of assigning of one of the forms as changeable, marking on the form regions containing distortion, computing the consolidated distortion correction factor of the spatial parameters for the said changeable form, parameters correction on the base of the said consolidated factor. Another embodiment of the method setting the correspondence between identical objects of image form and model form is followed by steps of computing distortion correction factors of the spatial parameters for each object of selected level, spatial parameters correction of the changeable form, on the base of the said factors, affecting objects of the same and lower identification reliability levels.
Abstract: A method is described of bit-mapped image analysis comprising division of all analysis means at one's disposal into several groups differing in accuracy and further processing multi-stage analysis. The analysis comprises a primary analysis stage and at least one profound analysis stage, with supplemental data collected at both stages. The primary analysis, includes preliminary recognition of objects with distortion and detection of objects that require more precise analysis means to overcome the distortion. At the primary analysis stage, the analysis means from the group of the most inaccurate group are used. The profound analysis stage includes repeating recognition of objects with a distortion taking into account the supplemental data obtained at the previous stage, detecting objects that require more precise analysis means to overcome the distortion, and collection of newly appeared supplemental data. Each subsequent profound analysis stage uses analysis means from the group of more accurate means.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 13, 2003
Date of Patent:
August 8, 2006
Assignee:
ABBYY Software Ltd.
Inventors:
Konstantin Anisimovich, Vadim Tereshchenko, Vladimir Rybkin, Dmitry Vnuchkov