Handwritten Korean Character Image Database PE92
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The purposes of the current PE92 database project are twofold. One is to provide raw data to researchers so that they can concentrate their efforts primarily on the development of character recognition algorithms. The other is to provide a standard handwritten character data set to the perspective users as well as the developers so that they can evaluate and compare the performance of character recognition systems objectively. We collected 100 handwritten image sets of 2,350 Hanguel characters that correspond to the character set specified in Korean Standards KSC5601-1987 computer codes. We tried to collect as many writing styles as possible. The first 70 sets were generated by more than 500 different writers, and each of the remaining 30 sets was written by one person. Writers wrote down characters in the pre-specified boxes and the database was created by scanning the data sheets by an image scanner. The size of each image is 100
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Dae-Hwan KIM, Young-Sup HWANG, Sang-Tae PARK, Eun-Jung KIM, Sang-Hoon PAEK, Sung-Yang BANG, "Handwritten Korean Character Image Database PE92" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
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Abstract: The purposes of the current PE92 database project are twofold. One is to provide raw data to researchers so that they can concentrate their efforts primarily on the development of character recognition algorithms. The other is to provide a standard handwritten character data set to the perspective users as well as the developers so that they can evaluate and compare the performance of character recognition systems objectively. We collected 100 handwritten image sets of 2,350 Hanguel characters that correspond to the character set specified in Korean Standards KSC5601-1987 computer codes. We tried to collect as many writing styles as possible. The first 70 sets were generated by more than 500 different writers, and each of the remaining 30 sets was written by one person. Writers wrote down characters in the pre-specified boxes and the database was created by scanning the data sheets by an image scanner. The size of each image is 100
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TI - Handwritten Korean Character Image Database PE92
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AU - Sang-Tae PARK
AU - Eun-Jung KIM
AU - Sang-Hoon PAEK
AU - Sung-Yang BANG
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AB - The purposes of the current PE92 database project are twofold. One is to provide raw data to researchers so that they can concentrate their efforts primarily on the development of character recognition algorithms. The other is to provide a standard handwritten character data set to the perspective users as well as the developers so that they can evaluate and compare the performance of character recognition systems objectively. We collected 100 handwritten image sets of 2,350 Hanguel characters that correspond to the character set specified in Korean Standards KSC5601-1987 computer codes. We tried to collect as many writing styles as possible. The first 70 sets were generated by more than 500 different writers, and each of the remaining 30 sets was written by one person. Writers wrote down characters in the pre-specified boxes and the database was created by scanning the data sheets by an image scanner. The size of each image is 100
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