International Journal of Hybrid Information Technology · 2014 · 22 citations · 28 references
ComputingArabicComputer ScienceComputer VisionMachine LearningNatural Language ProcessingDocument Image AnalysisPattern RecognitionCharacter SegmentationHandwriting RecognitionHandwritten Arabic RecognitionHandwritten Character RecognitionTestingTraining
Automatic off-line Arabic handwriting recognition still faces a big challenges. Due to the cursive nature of the Arabic language, most of published works are based on recognition of a whole word without segmentation. This paper presents a new framework for the recognition of handwritten Arabic words based on segmentation. This framework involves two phases (training phase and testing phase). In the training phase, Arabic handwritten characters were trained to be recognized, while in the testing phase, words were segmented into characters for recognition. Classification is achieved in two steps (classification of the segmented characters and classification of the word). A dictionary is constructed and used to correct any errors occurring during the previous stages of the recognition process. This work has been tested with IFN/ENIT database and a comparison made against some existing methods and promising results have been obtained.
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