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Sketch2Diagram: Generating Vector Diagrams from Hand-Drawn Sketches
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Addresses generating vector diagrams from hand-drawn sketches, a largely unexplored task due to lack of suitable data (only abstract available).
Problem
Automatically converting hand-drawn sketches into high-quality vector diagrams, which is largely unexplored because suitable datasets are lacking.
Approach
Abstract-only information: the work targets sketch-to-vector-diagram generation, contrasting with prior text-to-diagram research; the specific method is not stated in the available text.
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