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An Off-Line Recognizer for Hand-Written Chinese Characters

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An Off-Line Recognizer for Hand-Written Chinese Characters
Abstract. An off-line hand-written Chinese character recognizer supporting a vocabulary of 4,616 Chinese characters, alphanumerics and punctuation symbols has been reported. Trained with a sample for each character from each of 100 writers and tested on texts of 160,000 characters written by another 200 writers, the average recognition rate is 77.2%. Two statistical language models have been investigated in this study. Their performances in terms of their capabilities in upgrading the recognition rate by 8.8% and 12.0% respectively when used as postprocessors of the recognizer.
P. K. Wong
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Updated 25 Aug 2010
Type Conference
Year 2000
Where IDEAL
Authors P. K. Wong
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