Lipi Toolkit

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Lipi Toolkit is a generic toolkit for online Handwriting Recognition (HWR), and contains tools and algorithms for HWR. The current versions focus on isolated shapes and characters. Details at http://lipitk.sourceforge.net.

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Advanced End Users, Developers, Education, Science/Research

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Perl Topic Software, C++ Topic Software

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2006-04-14

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