A feedback-based approach for segmenting handwritten legal amounts on bank cheques

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Zhou, J
Suen, CY
Liu, K
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2001
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The proposed feedback-based approach is implemented in two steps. In the first step, segmentation is done according to the structural features between the connected components in the legal amounts. In the second step, a feedback process is introduced to re-segment the parts that could not be identified in the first step. Then a multiple neural network classifier is used to verify the re-segmentation result. The confidence value produced by the classifier is used to determine the best segmentation points. This approach is tested on a CENPARMI database and the result indicates that the correct segmentation rate increased by ...
View more >The proposed feedback-based approach is implemented in two steps. In the first step, segmentation is done according to the structural features between the connected components in the legal amounts. In the second step, a feedback process is introduced to re-segment the parts that could not be identified in the first step. Then a multiple neural network classifier is used to verify the re-segmentation result. The confidence value produced by the classifier is used to determine the best segmentation points. This approach is tested on a CENPARMI database and the result indicates that the correct segmentation rate increased by 13.4% from the previous approach.
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View more >The proposed feedback-based approach is implemented in two steps. In the first step, segmentation is done according to the structural features between the connected components in the legal amounts. In the second step, a feedback process is introduced to re-segment the parts that could not be identified in the first step. Then a multiple neural network classifier is used to verify the re-segmentation result. The confidence value produced by the classifier is used to determine the best segmentation points. This approach is tested on a CENPARMI database and the result indicates that the correct segmentation rate increased by 13.4% from the previous approach.
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Conference Title
SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DOCUMENT ANALYSIS AND RECOGNITION, PROCEEDINGS
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2001-January
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Pattern Recognition and Data Mining