The Knerr -paper uses discretization of words so one word can have many routes, now getting easily an exponential network-optimization problem. I understand it so that the Tapio -paper, before preprocessing, uses LP -methods for his formulated QP -puzzle. I will cover now some papers, work in progress. I have summarized the most of the current answers here or below.
If you have something non-trivial, you still have to write it yourself. You can see my progress on this topic here: Īll of my material (papers, presentations, tools) are here: TL DR The recordings are also very simple: The symbols are written on one line (no \begin possible ways to segment n stokes. In this competition you get a very nice data (meaning: clearly written, no errors in the input as it often occurs in real live) and your classifier has to recognize the recording. There is an international conference on on-line handwriting recognition called ICDAR (international conference on document analysis and recognition) and a competition called CROHME. I am doing research in on-line recognition. This means on-line recognition is simpler than off-line recognition as you can always just generate the end result.
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Imagine on-line recognition as a movie where you get exact information where the tip of the pen was, whereas in off-line recognition you only get the end result. On-line recognition means you can use the information how a symbol is written, whereas in off-line recognition you only have a pixel-map (aka "image"). As the author of, I think I can give this question an update.įirst of all, there are two types of handwriting recognition: On-line and Off-line.
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