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Identifying facsimile duplicates using radial pixel densities

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A method for detecting full layout facsimile duplicates based on radial pixel densities is proposed. It caters for facsimiles, including text and/or graphics. Pages may be positioned upright or inverted on the scanner bed. The method is not dependent on the computation of text skew or text orientation. Using a database of original documents, 92% of non-duplicates and upright duplicates as well as 89% of inverted duplicates could be correctly identified. The method is vulnerable to double scanning. This occurs when documents are copied using a photocopier and the copies are subsequently transmitted using a facsimile machine.

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Received September 29, 2000 / Revised: August 23, 2001

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Chatelain, P. Identifying facsimile duplicates using radial pixel densities. IJDAR 4, 219–225 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s100320100065

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