2018
DOI: 10.37622/ijaer/13.12.2018.10539-10550
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Effective Thinning Algorithm for Recognition of Hand Written Devnagri Compound Characters Using Neural Network

Abstract: Handwriting always works as a primary tool in the world of communication. Various techniques have been and are developed in order to document the handwritten text. There are certain exceptional techniques that describe the environment of handwritten scripts and further convert it into electronic data by implementing various algorithms. Devnagri is widely used for most popular and commonly used languages like Marathi and Hindi We have proposed a neural network based hand written Devnagri compound character reco… Show more

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“…The accuracy of license plate recognition was about 68.57%, while the accuracy of character recognition on the license plate was approximately 92.72%. Many research domains have employed thinning as a preprocessing step, including numeral recognition [15], character recognition [19], image coding and biometrics [20], and fingerprint identification [19]. Where the result of thinning is utilized in determining the spin direction of the fingerprint, as in [20,21].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The accuracy of license plate recognition was about 68.57%, while the accuracy of character recognition on the license plate was approximately 92.72%. Many research domains have employed thinning as a preprocessing step, including numeral recognition [15], character recognition [19], image coding and biometrics [20], and fingerprint identification [19]. Where the result of thinning is utilized in determining the spin direction of the fingerprint, as in [20,21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%