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Abstract

Structural information implant in a context based segmentation-free HMM handwritten word recognition system for Latin and Bangla script In this paper, an improvement of a 2D stochastic model based handwritten entity recognition system is described. To model the handwriting considered as being a two dimensional signal, a context based, segmentation-free Hidden Markov Model (HMM) recognition system was used. The baseline approach combines a Markov Random Field (MRF) and a HMM so-called Non-Symmetric Half Plane Hidden Markov Model (NSHP-HMM). To improve the results performed by this baseline system operating just on low-level pixel information an extension of the NSHP-HMM is proposed. The mechanism allows to extend the observations of the NSHP-HMM by implanting structural information in the system. At present, the accuracy of the system on the SRTP 1 French postal check database is 87.52% while for the handwritten Bangla city names is 86.80%. The gain using this structural information for the SRTP dataset is 1.57%. 1.

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structural information    bangla script    baseline approach    baseline system    handwritten bangla city name    handwritten entity recognition system    structural information implant    srtp dataset    markov random field    recognition system    stochastic model    dimensional signal    segmentation-free hidden markov model    low-level pixel information    french postal check database   

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