Handprinted Kanji OCR Development --What was Solved in Handprinted Kanji Character Recognition? --
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Handprinted Kanji character recognition was the most important research topic for 1980s. Today there are several commercial products of handprinted Kanji OCR, but there are many unsolved problems. In this paper three types of research approach are focused for handprinted Kanji character recognition. The first approach is directional pattern matching, which is generally applied to handprinted Kanji character recognition. The second approach is potential field feature extraction, which activated Kanji character recognition research in the early stage of research. The third approach is shape matching. This paper surveys these research approaches, and both contributions and problems of them are discussed.
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Jun TSUKUMO, "Handprinted Kanji OCR Development --What was Solved in Handprinted Kanji Character Recognition? --" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E79-D, no. 5, pp. 411-416, May 1996, doi: .
Abstract: Handprinted Kanji character recognition was the most important research topic for 1980s. Today there are several commercial products of handprinted Kanji OCR, but there are many unsolved problems. In this paper three types of research approach are focused for handprinted Kanji character recognition. The first approach is directional pattern matching, which is generally applied to handprinted Kanji character recognition. The second approach is potential field feature extraction, which activated Kanji character recognition research in the early stage of research. The third approach is shape matching. This paper surveys these research approaches, and both contributions and problems of them are discussed.
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