Identify Handwritten Electronic Signatures by Applying Fractal Interpolation Functions and Box Dimension

In this paper, an improved fractal interpolation function (FIF) system is employed to solve the problem of statistical inference in judicial handwriting identification. Concrete examples demonstrate the significance of FIF and extend the application scope of fractal theory.

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Fractals
Published
2026-07-17
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s0218348x2650129x
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Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
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Identify Handwritten Electronic Signatures by Applying Fractal Interpolation Functions and Box Dimension

Yaling Hu, Kui Yao, Jia Yao, Xuanlin Wan et al.
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Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
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Identify Handwritten Electronic Signatures by Applying Fractal Interpolation Functions and Box Dimension

Yaling Hu, Kui Yao, Jia Yao, Xuanlin Wan, Yin Li
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Abstract

In this paper, an improved fractal interpolation function (FIF) system is employed to solve the problem of statistical inference in judicial handwriting identification. Concrete examples demonstrate the significance of FIF and extend the application scope of fractal theory.

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