Since the 1950's character recognition has been an active field of
research for computer scientists worldwide. The main reason is that
character recognition is not only an interesting area of
theoretical research with relevance to many pattern recognition
sub-fields, but also a very needed and useful real life
application. Making computers able to read would allow for
substantial savings in terms of the costs for data entry, mail
processing, form processing and many other similar situations.
Every realistic character recognition system requires a feature
extraction step in order to properly operate. This book is a
large-scale review of the feature extraction approaches for
character recognition based on literature review and experimental
results. An original classification system is described, which
groups feature extraction methods depending on their theoretical
approach. The developed classification system aids in comparison
and analysis of the feature extraction methods.
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