US Patent 7146046 Method and apparatus for scale independent cusp detection
Patent 7146046 was granted and assigned to Microsoft on December, 2006 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Bodin Dresevic0
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An apparatus and a processor-implemented method are provided for determining a cusp within a stroke of electronic ink. Curvature at each of a plurality of points on the stroke is estimated. Based on the estimated curvature at each of the plurality of points, a neighborhood of the points where the cusp resides is identified. One of the points in the neighborhood of the points is determined to correspond to the cusp.
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US Patent 07146046 Method and apparatus for scale independent cusp detection US Patent 7146046 Method and apparatus for scale independent cusp detection
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