Appeal No. 95-4730
Application No. 08/061,495
in Tyburski to then combine the time ordered system of
Fujisaki with the static information system of Holt in any
manner. We find no suggestion to do so. Tyburski does not
disclose a combination of “complementary recognition
algorithms,” if the examiner means by this that there are
disclosed in Tyburski both time ordered and static information
relative to character recognition. Tyburski discloses only
static information. Therefore, there is no teaching or
suggestion by Tyburski that “complementary recognition
algorithms can achieve improved accuracy results,” as
contended by the examiner.
Further, each of the instant independent claims requires
the static stroke information to be derived from the time
ordered stroke information. As depicted in instant Figure 1a,
for example, the feature vector representing the time ordered
stroke information is input to box 16. Simultaneously
therewith, the time ordered stroke information is input to
replicator 18 and into converter 20 wherein the time ordered
stroke information is converted to static stroke information.
The time ordered stroke information and the static stroke
information are then processed in parallel to arrive at two
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