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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 09, 2012
Filed:
Jun. 06, 2008
Goran Predovic, Belgrade, RS;
Bodin Dresevic, Belgrade, RS;
Nikola Letic, Belgrade, RS;
Milan Vukosavljevic, Belgrade, RS;
Goran Predovic, Belgrade, RS;
Bodin Dresevic, Belgrade, RS;
Nikola Letic, Belgrade, RS;
Milan Vukosavljevic, Belgrade, RS;
Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA (US);
Abstract
A processing device may recognize a number of input handwritten strokes, which may represent a mathematical expression, a chemical formula, or other two-dimensional structure. Rewriting rules of a grammar may be applied to the strokes to produce a number of possible recognition results. Each of the possible recognition results has a respective score based on a sum of rewriting rules applied to the strokes to produce respective ones of the possible recognition results. Input may be provided to identify misrecognized strokes and a correct terminal production, or symbol corresponding to the misrecognized strokes. Strokes may be misrecognized for many reasons, including parsing errors, over-grouping or under-grouping of matrices, and improper placement of a recognized terminal production, or symbol, with respect to a root structure. Correction hints may be leveraged for correcting types of errors mentioned above.