Lecture

Automatic Vectorization: Principles and Applications

Description

This lecture introduces automatic vectorization, focusing on the potential and limits of digitizing vector objects from scanned documents or images. It covers general principles, such as automatic detection of structures and polygonization, as well as specific techniques like edge detection and automatic tracing.

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