School of Computer Science

Projects - Scientific Document Analysis Group

Collaboration with InftyProject

The long term aim of the collaboration with the Infty project is to develop a robust system for the faithful recognition of mathematical and scientific documents that allows their translation from inaccessible formats, e.g. scanned images or PDF, into an electronic form that enables easy access for further processing, e.g. for search and archival purposes, or for easy accessibility by users with special needs.

Funded by the Royal Society

 


 

Development of an advanced European digital library for mathematics

EuDML is a CIP project to build the European digital library for mathematics. Our partners are universities, public institutions and leading technology providers, dedicated to producing quality scientific information. Participants include mathematicians, librarians, digital library specialists, publishers, professional information service and document engineering specialists, and computer scientists.

Funded by EU CIP-ICT Pilot Type B project

 


 

Digitisation of Abramowitz and Stegun

We offer a scanned version of Abramowith and Stegun, a mathematical reference work first published in 1964, as a resource for Scientific Document Analysis. Scanned images of the 1046 page Handbook are downloadable from the project website.