JPR_V1_N4_RP2
An Effect of Ridgelet Transform on Various Distance Measure Techniques in Handwritten Character Recognition
Y.C. Kiran
V.N. Manjunath Aradhya
C. Naveena
Journal on Pattern Recognition
2350-112X
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Hand Written Characters, Ridgelets, Distance Measure, Principal Component Analysis
The Ridgelet Transform [6] was introduced as a sparse expansion for functions of continuous spaces that are smooth away from discontinuities along lines. The powerful properties of the ridgelets are catching and representing monodimensional singularities in bi-dimensional space [8]. Using these effective properties, in this paper the authors propose an effect of Ridgelet Transform on various Similarity/Distance Measure Techniques namely Euclidean Distance, Modified Squared Euclidean Distance, Correlation Distance and Angle Distance for an unconstrained bi-lingual handwritten character recognition. Ridgelet Transform is used to extract a character image of low pass energy and is then fed to PCA for feature extraction. We conducted experiment on very large database of bi-lingual handwritten characters (Kannada and English). The database contains the samples of 22,600 and the effect of the proposed method is compared with the standard PCA & FLD methods. Among the above mentioned similarity/distance measure techniques the better recognition accuracy were achieved using angle distance measure.
December 2014 - February 2015
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