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Notes on the Theory of Statistical Symbol Recognition
Nils Lid Hjort · 2026-06-10 · via math.ST updates on arXiv.org

This document is a pdf generated from old plain-TeX files of 1986, of Nils Lid Hjort's `Notes on the Theory of Statistical Symbol Recogntion', a limited circulation 207-pages monograph published at the Norwegian Computing Centre, as Report no. 778/1986. It gives the basics of the statistical pattern recognition theory developed to suit the needs of several industrial projects, related to contracts with the Norwegian-German firm SysScan, the Royal Norwegian Research Council, and yet others, involving symbol recognition and classification analysis from noisy images, related to maps, documents, satellite imaging, etc. The methods and algorithms developed also needed to fit the technology of that time, anno c. 1986, with machines scanning documents, converting these to vector representation, within computational and machine system boundaries. There is an accompanying and also limited circulation booklet, `Statistical Symbol Recognition: Development of a System', by Knut Bråten, Erik Holbæk-Hanssen, and Torfinn Taxt (Report No.777/1986, Norwegian Computing Centre, Oslo), detailing the system developments. Thus developments took form and shape on two frontiers, in close collaboration, Hjort's statistical methods and getting the technology to work, with its multiple components, hardware and software.