Cursive script recognition is commonly based on finding letters within a word and recognizing them separately. The segmentation process is ambiguous and difficult. This paper presents a hybrid method which combines individual recognizers: segmentation-based and word-based, to cope with difficulties in recognizing cursive script. Words are first segmented into smaller subimages. A neural network is used to identify possible letters among the group. Letter information is combined with word shape information to get word identity. Recognition results of individual and hybrid recognizers are presented. The hybrid recognizer is found to perform better than individual recognizers
Off-line handwriting recognition has wider applications than on-line recognition, yet it seems to be...
One of the difficulties involved in providing commercially acceptable cursive script recognition sol...
Cursive handwriting is writing style acquainted by nicely link between adjacent characters. Nowadays...
flannGnick.cs.usu.edu This paper introduces a new recognition-based segmentation ap-proach to recogn...
this paper attempts to recognize entire words, but should it fail, it attempts to complete the word ...
: Dynamic (on-line) cursive script recognition works with data obtained from a digitising device whi...
This paper describes an approach for word-based on-line and off-line recognition of handwritten curs...
This paper describes a neural network-based technique for cursive character recognition applicable t...
Abstract- This paper describes a neural network-based technique for cursive character recognition ap...
Comparisons are made between a number of stroke-based and character-based recognizers of connected c...
Virtually, cursive script recognition systems preprocess the input data. Many systems perform lexica...
This research focused on the off-line cursive script recognition application. The problem is very la...
Optical character recognition (OCR) software has advanced greatly in recent years. Machine-printed t...
Segmentationbyrecognition is a successful approach for recognizing cursively handwritten words. It...
This paper presents a cursive character recognizer, a crucial module in any Cursive Script Recogniti...
Off-line handwriting recognition has wider applications than on-line recognition, yet it seems to be...
One of the difficulties involved in providing commercially acceptable cursive script recognition sol...
Cursive handwriting is writing style acquainted by nicely link between adjacent characters. Nowadays...
flannGnick.cs.usu.edu This paper introduces a new recognition-based segmentation ap-proach to recogn...
this paper attempts to recognize entire words, but should it fail, it attempts to complete the word ...
: Dynamic (on-line) cursive script recognition works with data obtained from a digitising device whi...
This paper describes an approach for word-based on-line and off-line recognition of handwritten curs...
This paper describes a neural network-based technique for cursive character recognition applicable t...
Abstract- This paper describes a neural network-based technique for cursive character recognition ap...
Comparisons are made between a number of stroke-based and character-based recognizers of connected c...
Virtually, cursive script recognition systems preprocess the input data. Many systems perform lexica...
This research focused on the off-line cursive script recognition application. The problem is very la...
Optical character recognition (OCR) software has advanced greatly in recent years. Machine-printed t...
Segmentationbyrecognition is a successful approach for recognizing cursively handwritten words. It...
This paper presents a cursive character recognizer, a crucial module in any Cursive Script Recogniti...
Off-line handwriting recognition has wider applications than on-line recognition, yet it seems to be...
One of the difficulties involved in providing commercially acceptable cursive script recognition sol...
Cursive handwriting is writing style acquainted by nicely link between adjacent characters. Nowadays...