Visual Character Recognition Using Artificial Neural Networks
Visual Character Recognition Using Artificial Neural Networks
the domain of
ABSTRACT artificial
intelligence. In this
paper, an
The computing world introduction to
has a lot to gain from nueral networks
neural networks. Their and a simplified
ability to learn by neural approach to
example makes them recognition of
very flexible and optical or visual
powerful They are also characters is
very well suited for real portrayed and
time systems because of discussed.
their fast response and
computational times
which are due to their
parallel architecture.
The recognition of
optical characters
is known to be one
of the earliest
applications of
Artificial Neural
Networks, which
partially emulate
human thinking in
knowledge
1. through learning.
INTRODUCTION: 2. A neural
A neural network is an network's
interconnected group of knowledge is
neurons. A biological stored within
neuron may have as inter-neuron
many as 10,000 different connection
inputs, and may send its strengths known
output to many other as synaptic
neurons. Neurons are weights.
wired up in a 3-
dimensional pattern.
The prime examples are
PURPOSE:
of biologically neural
networks, especially the A neural network is a
human brain. These may mathematical or
be considered as self computational model for
learning mechanisms information processing
which don't require the based on a connectionist
traditional skills of a approach to
programmer. computation. The
In modern usage, original inspiration for
researchers often refer to the technique was from
an artificial neural examination of
network (ANN) simply bioelectrical networks in
as a “neural network” or the brain formed by
“neural net” for short. neurons and their
These ANN resemble synapses. In a neural
the human brain in the network model, simple
following way: units (or processing
elements ) are connected
1. A neural network
together to form a
acquires
network of nodes - ARTIFICIAL
hence the term "neural NEURON
network". These
processing elements are
termed as “neurons” or
“nodes”.
The overall
architecture of the
recognition system
is shown in Fig. (4). (4.1) Candidate
In this system, the Score ( ψ ):
candidate pattern I Thi
is the input. The s statistic is a
block ‘M’ provides product of
the input matrix M corresponding
to the weight elements of the
blocks Wk for each weight matrix Wk of
k. There are totally the kth learnt
n weightblocks for pattern and an
the totally n input pattern I as
characters to be its candidate. It is
taught (or already formulated as
taught) to the follows:
system.
It should be noted
that unlike in the
training process
where M was the
processed input
matrix, in the
recognition is performance.
be made recognition of
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CONCLUSION:
A simplistic
approach for
recognition of
visual characters
using artificial
neural networks
has been