# Bernasconi 2024: A tool for empowering Symbol Detection through Technological Integration in Library Science. A case study on the Voynich manuscript

> Eleonora Bernasconi, Stefano Ferilli, 2024. 1 records on Mysteries Department cite it. The emerging-methods survey notes it as an earlier Voynich…

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# A tool for empowering Symbol Detection through Technological Integration in Library Science. A case study on the Voynich manuscript

Eleonora Bernasconi, Stefano Ferilli, 2024. _IRCDL 2024 (CEUR Workshop Proceedings 3643)_.

A workshop paper presenting a tool for detecting and segmenting symbols in manuscript images, tried out on pages of the Voynich Manuscript.

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The emerging-methods survey notes it as an earlier Voynich application of image segmentation for symbol detection.

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Bernasconi, E., & Ferilli, S. (2024). A tool for empowering Symbol Detection through Technological Integration in Library Science. A case study on the Voynich manuscript. IRCDL 2024 (CEUR Workshop Proceedings 3643). https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3643/
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