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Principle

Some signs are bigger than others and that they differ in their location around the body. So an obvious thing to think of as a feature is the bounding box of a sign.

This can be seen in figure 5.1. As can be seen, a total of six features are required to characterise the bounding box: and .

  
Figure 5.1: The bounding box for the sign same.

In the above, we consider the sign same. The whole sign fits in the box represented by and .

The calculations for a bounding box are relatively simple. Again, given a sequence , it is clear that the bounding box is:



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