Braille Identification System Using Artificial Neural Networks

  • Mohammed Waleed
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Abstract

The Braille system is a widely used method by the blind to read and write. Information technology revolution is changing the way Braille reading and writing, making it easier to use. All kinds of materials can be put into Braille representation, such as bank statements, bus ticket, maps, and music note. In this paper, an artificial neural networks are designed to identify the number's image from (0-9) in Braille representation system. Networks will be trained and tested to be used for identify the scanned English number in Braille representation system. Some of the numbers are noised with some type of noise to simulate somehow the real world environment. According to the experiment the result of the identification of number that written in Braille representation using Artificial Neural Networks the training accuracy was 97.1% and testing accuracy was 85%.

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Mohammed Waleed. (2023). Braille Identification System Using Artificial Neural Networks. Tikrit Journal of Pure Science, 22(2), 140–145. https://doi.org/10.25130/tjps.v22i2.640

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