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Cursive Character Recognition by Learning Vector Quantization

2001
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Abstract

This paper presents a cursive character recognizer embedded in an off-line cursive script recognition system. The recognizer is composed of two modules: the first one is a feature extractor, the second one an LVQ. The selected feature set was compared to Zernike polynomials using the same classifier. Experiments are reported on a database of about 49000 isolated characters.

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