Combined classifier approach for offline handwritten devanagari character recognition using multiple features

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Offline handwritten character recognition is the process of recognizing given characters from the large set of characters. OCR system mainly focuses on the recognition of printed or handwritten characters of a scanned image. The proposed system extracts features that are based only on gradient of image which is helpful in exact recognition of characters. A technique to recognize handwritten Devanagari characters using combination of quadratic and SVM classifiers is presented in this paper. Features used are directional features that are strength, angle and histogram of gradient (SOG, AOG, HOG). Using a Gaussian filter, the strength and the angle features are down sampled to obtain a feature vector of 392 dimensions. These features are finally concatenated with HOG feature. Applying these to the combination of quadratic and SVM classifiers to obtain maximum accuracy of 95.81% using 3 fold cross validation.

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Bhalerao, M., Bonde, S., Nandedkar, A., & Pilawan, S. (2018). Combined classifier approach for offline handwritten devanagari character recognition using multiple features. In Lecture Notes in Computational Vision and Biomechanics (Vol. 28, pp. 45–54). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71767-8_4

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