George Labahn

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2015
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Scott MacLean, George Labahn:
A Bayesian model for recognizing handwritten mathematical expressions. Pattern Recognit. 48(8): 2433-2445 (2015)
2014
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Scott MacLean, George Labahn:
A Bayesian model for recognizing handwritten mathematical expressions. CoRR abs/1409.5317 (2014)
2013
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Scott MacLean, George Labahn:
A new approach for recognizing handwritten mathematics using relational grammars and fuzzy sets. Int. J. Document Anal. Recognit. 16(2): 139-163 (2013)
2011
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Scott MacLean, George Labahn, Edward Lank, Mirette S. Marzouk, David Tausky:
Grammar-based techniques for creating ground-truthed sketch corpora. Int. J. Document Anal. Recognit. 14(1): 65-74 (2011)
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Scott MacLean, David Tausky, George Labahn, Edward Lank, Mirette S. Marzouk:
Is the iPad useful for sketch input? A comparison with the Tablet PC. SBIM 2011: 7-14
2009
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Scott MacLean, David Tausky, George Labahn, Edward Lank, Mirette S. Marzouk:
Tools for the Efficient Generation of Hand-Drawn Corpora Based on Context-Free Grammars. SBIM 2009: 125-132
2008
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George Labahn, Edward Lank, Scott MacLean, Mirette S. Marzouk, David Tausky:
MathBrush: A System for Doing Math on Pen-Based Devices. Document Analysis Systems 2008: 599-606
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George Labahn, Edward Lank, Mirette S. Marzouk, Andrea Bunt, Scott MacLean, David Tausky:
MathBrush: A Case Study for Pen-based Interactive Mathematics. SBIM 2008: 143-150
2006
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George Labahn, Scott MacLean, Mirette S. Marzouk, Ian Rutherford, David Tausky:
MathBrush: An Experimental Pen-Based Math System. Challenges in Symbolic Computation Software 2006

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