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12007Study of Structural features of handwritten grapheme 'th' for writer identificationPervouchine, Vladimir; Leedham, Graham 20-Mar-2012
22007Study of forensic features used for English script and their applicability to Bengali scriptUtpal, Garain; Pervouchine, Vladimir; Leedham, Graham 20-Mar-2012
32005Document Examiner Feature Extraction: Thinned vs. Skeletonised Handwriting ImagesPervouchine, Vladimir; Leedham, Graham 1-Oct-2010
42005Handwritten character skeletonisation for forensic document analysisPervouchine, Vladimir; Leedham, Graham ; Melikhov, Konstantin7-Oct-2010
52005Three-stage Handwriting Stroke Extraction Method with Hidden Loop RecoveryPervouchine, Vladimir; Leedham, Graham ; Konstantin, Melikhov7-Oct-2010
62003Assessment of the stability and usefulness of some handwriting features used by document examinersLeedham, Graham ; Pervouchine, Vladimir; Tan, Wei Kei; Arun, Jacob12-May-2010
72003Study of the Consistency of Some Discriminatory Features Used by Document Examiners in the Analysis of Handwritten Letter 'a'Sutanto, Philip Jonathon; Leedham, Graham ; Pervouchine, Vladimir1-Oct-2010
82003Automatic Quantitative Letter-level Extraction of Features Used by Document ExaminersLeedham, Graham ; Pervouchine, Vladimir; Tan, Wei Kei; Jacob, Arun7-Oct-2010

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Credit Name
Prof Graham Leedham
Full Name
Leedham, Graham
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School of Science and Technology
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