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The machine interpretation of engineering drawings has developed quickly over the last two decades. Early work focused on vectorisation [157,168,214,215], though more sophisticated entity recognition systems soon began to emerge [14,188,216- 218]. Analysis of the performance of these systems and our own experience in engineering drawing interpretation suggests some general principles that might usefully be borne in mind [13].
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Ablameyko, S., Pridmore, T. (2000). Recovering Engineering Drawing Entities from Vector Data. In: Machine Interpretation of Line Drawing Images. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0789-7_10
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