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Segmentation of touching lanna characters

Author(s)
Pravesjit, Sakkayaphop
Thammano, Arit
Date Issued
September 12, 2011
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Character segmentation is an important preprocessing step for character recognition. Incorrectly segmented characters are not likely to be correctly recognized. Touching characters is one of the most difficult segmentation cases which arise when handwritten characters are being segmented. Therefore, this paper emphasizes the interest to the segmentation of touching and overlapping characters. In the proposed character segmentation process, the bounding box analysis is initially employed to segment the document image into images of isolated characters and images of touching characters. The thinning algorithm is applied to extract the skeleton of the touching characters. Next, the skeleton of the touching characters is separated into several pieces. Finally, the separated pieces of the touching characters are put back to reconstruct two isolated characters. The proposed algorithm achieves an accuracy of 75.3%.
Citation
Sigmap 2011 Proceedings of the International Conference on Signal Processing and Multimedia Applications, 47-51, 2011
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Character segmentatio...

Dissection method.

Touching character

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