This page contains a link to a UNIPEN data set of schematic drawing patterns made available by Claudie Faure of ENST.
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# CONTENTS: UNIPEN PROJECT SYMBOLS SET "FAURE PATTERNS V0" #
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On-line recorded symbols set, kindly provided by dr. Claudie Faure
to the International Unipen Foundation.
Claudie FAURE (cfaure@tsi.enst.fr)
LTCI CNRS
ENST, departement TSI
46 rue Barrault,
75634 Paris cedex 13
France
CONDITION OF USE:
Please refer to these papers when using this data:
C. FAURE (1996) "Pen-based human-computer interaction",
In: M.L. Simner, C.G. Leedham, A.J.W.M. Thomassen (Eds.)
Handwriting and Drawing Research, IOS Press, pp. 373-386.
Guyon,I., Schomaker,L., Plamondon,R., Liberman,M. & Janet,S. (1994).
UNIPEN project of on-line data exchange and recognizer benchmarks,
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Pattern
Recognition, ICPR'94, pp. 29-33, Jerusalem, Israel,
October 1994. IAPR-IEEE.
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The data were collected in order to study human sequencing
strategies when non-linguistic symbols had to be drawn in
different orientations.
Number of writers: 64
Number of patterns: 30
Total number of patterns: 1920
Patterns are:
angry-pacman-down, angry-pacman-left,angry-pacman-right, angry-pacman-up
bike-engine-down, bike-engine-left, bike-engine-right, bike-engine-up
circle-1, circle-2, circle-3
cocktail-tomato-down, cocktail-tomato-left, cocktail-tomato-right, cocktail-tomato-up
concentric-2
pacman-down, pacman-left, pacman-right, pacman-up
rectangle-horizontal, rectangle-vertical
round-wedge-down, round-wedge-left, round-wedge-right, round-wedge-up
smaller-than
smaller-than-broken
V-shape
V-shape-broken
These patterns can be extracted with the UNIPEN program for Unix:
upread
The accompanying image sample "patterns.gif" shows a few patterns,
the tapered trace drawn thickest at the point of first pen down.
Signal quality:
- Tablet details are unknown.
- coordinate streams may contain some spatial errors
- there may be glitches at pen up or down due to switching problems of
the pen
Lambert Schomaker (August 2004)
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| 2004-08-28 11:14:10.000000000 +0200 faure-patterns.dat 6.3M | faure-patterns.dat | UNIPEN file |
| 2004-08-28 10:55:16.000000000 +0200 patterns.gif 6.9k | patterns.gif | Sample GIF image with one pattern/class
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| 2005-05-20 15:33:36.000000000 +0200 faure-patterns.tgz 1.6M | faure-patterns.tgz | gzip compressed data, from Unix (all data) |