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On the segmentation of touching characters

Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition (ICDAR '93), 2002
In many OCR systems, character segmentation is a necessary preprocessing step for character recognition. It is a critical step because incorrectly segmented characters are not likely to be correctly recognized. The most difficult cases in character segmentation are broken characters and touching characters. The problem of segmenting touching characters
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Character Image Segmentation

SPIE Proceedings, 1984
In the Optical Character Reader (OCR) system design, the character segmentation technique is important. For example, the Automatic Mail Address Reader is required to manage printed characters of many font types and poor print quality. In this case, OCR performance will be affected by character segmentation technique.
Yoshitake Tsuji, Ko Asai
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Machine printed character segmentation —; An overview

Pattern Recognition, 1995
Abstract This paper is part I of a two-part review series. We present here an overview of the character segmentation techniques in machine-printed documents. So far, as to this point, in most Optical Character Recognition (OCR) systems, either commercial products or systems described in the published literature, recognition algorithms are developed ...
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A survey on Arabic character segmentation

International Journal on Document Analysis and Recognition (IJDAR), 2012
Arabic character segmentation is a necessary step in Arabic Optical Character Recognition (OCR). The cursive nature of Arabic script poses challenging problems in Arabic character recognition; however, incorrectly segmented characters will cause misclassifications of characters which in turn may lead to wrong results.
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Character segmentation in handwritten words — An overview

Pattern Recognition, 1996
Abstract This paper is the second part of a review series on the character segmentation techniques. In this paper, we present an overview on the most important techniques used in segmenting characters from handwritten words. It is well-recognized that it is difficult to segment individual characters from handwritten words without the support from ...
M Shridhar
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Customer segmentation based on survival character

Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2007
Customer Segmentation is an increasingly pressing issue in today’s over-competitive commercial area. More and more literatures have researched the application of data mining technology in customer segmentation, and achieved sound effectives. But most of them segment customer only by single data mining technology from a special view, rather than from ...
Yun Chen   +3 more
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Segmentation of touching characters using an MLP

Pattern Recognition Letters, 1998
Summary: We propose a method of character extraction from documents in which both Hangul (Korean characters) and alphanumeric characters are written. In order to ensure accurate segmentation of touching characters, character segmentation and recognition are performed by turns.
Hang Joon Kim, Jin Wook Kim
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Segmentation of touching and fused Devanagari characters

Pattern Recognition, 2002
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Veena Bansal, R M K Sinha
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Character Segmentation and Recognition

2014
This chapter presents methods for character segmentation from text lines and recognition of video characters. It is noted that character segmentation from video text lines detected by video text detection method is not as easy as segmenting characters from scanned document images due to low resolution and complex background of video.
Tong Lu   +3 more
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Dotted and curved line character segmentation

SPIE Proceedings, 2011
This paper presents new methodology for addressing curvature and segmentation in text as applied to dotted line images. Several improvements are provided, including methods and procedures for handling (a) curvature in text detection and segmentation, (b) rotation angle determinations, (c) isolation of only the character pixels in the image, (d) use ...
Khader Mohammad   +2 more
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