Model-based character recognition in low resolution
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Kuhl, Annika
Tan, Tele
Venkatesh, Svetha
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Kuhl, A. and Tan, T. and Venkatesh, S. 2008. Model-based character recognition in low resolution, in 15th IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, Oct 12-15 2008, pp. 1001-1004. San Diego: IEEE.
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2008 15th IEEE International conference on image processing
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2008 15th IEEE International conference on image processing
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We propose a combined character separation and recognition approach for low-resolution images of alphanumeric text. By synthesising the image formation process a set of low-resolution templates is created for each character. Cluster algorithms and normalised cross-correlation are then applied to match these templates and thereby allowing both character separation and recognition to be achieved at the same time. Thus characters are recognised using their low-resolution appearance only without applying image enhancement methods. Experiments showed that this approach is able to recognise low-resolution alphanumeric text of down to 5 pixels in size.
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