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The project focuses on developing a neural network-based License Plate Recognition (LPR) system to improve vehicle identification efficiency and accuracy in various applications like traffic monitoring and toll collection. It highlights the limitations of traditional LPR methods and proposes a deep learning approach utilizing CNNs and OCR for enhanced performance. The system aims to automate the detection and recognition of license plates, addressing challenges such as environmental variations and manual data entry inefficiencies.

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The project focuses on developing a neural network-based License Plate Recognition (LPR) system to improve vehicle identification efficiency and accuracy in various applications like traffic monitoring and toll collection. It highlights the limitations of traditional LPR methods and proposes a deep learning approach utilizing CNNs and OCR for enhanced performance. The system aims to automate the detection and recognition of license plates, addressing challenges such as environmental variations and manual data entry inefficiencies.

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PROJECT TITLE : License Plate Recognition methods

employing neural networks

PRESENTED BY
Naveena K
Shafrin gani g
Saafiya Mariam
Area of the Project
•Computer Vision
•Deep Learning
•Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
•Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
Problem Statement
Manual vehicle identification is inefficient,
error-prone, and time-consuming. Traditional
license plate recognition (LPR) methods
struggle with variations in lighting, occlusions,
distortions, and diverse plate formats. Neural
network-based solutions can enhance
accuracy and automation in LPR, improving
applications like traffic monitoring, security,
and toll collection.
Literature Survey

• Traditional LPR Methods: Edge detection, contour analysis, and template


• matching.
• Machine Learning Approaches: Feature-based classification models like
SVM
• and decision trees.
• Deep Learning Methods: Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)
• for plate detection and OCR-based models
• for character recognition.
• Recent Advances: Use of YOLO, Faster R-CNN, and Transformer-based
• models for
• real-time and robust LPR.
Objectives
1 Develop a License Plate Recognition System
The primary objective of the project is to develop a
robust and efficient license plate recognition system
using MATLAB..
2 Evaluate Performance
An important goal is to evaluate the performance of
the developed system in terms of accuracy and
speed..
3 Explore Applications and Benefits
Another key objective is to explore the potential
applications and benefits of LPR technology.
Abstract
• License Plate Recognition (LPR) is a crucial technology
in intelligent transportation systems for vehicle
identification and tracking. Traditional methods rely
on handcrafted features, making them sensitive to
environmental factors. In this project, we propose a
neural network-based LPR system that leverages
deep learning techniques such as CNNs for detection
and OCR-based models for character recognition. The
system aims to achieve high accuracy and robustness
under varying conditions. Experimental results
demonstrate the effectiveness of deep learning in
improving LPR performance, making it suitable for
real-world applications..
Introduction to License
Plate Recognition (LPR)
• With the increasing number of vehicle in today’s
world it’s not possible to manually keep a record
of the entire vehicle. There need to be a man
standing 24*7 to note down the number.
• It’s a time consuming process and require
manpower. Furthermore the data stored manually
is not readable after a long time.
• So to overcome all these limitations here we tried
to develop a system which would automatically
detect the number plate and store it in its
database.
Proposed System
• The process begins with preprocessing, involving image acquisition and noise removal to
ensure optimal input for subsequent analysis.
• Subsequently, the system focuses on detection, effectively identifying regions of interest
within images that contain license plates.
• Following detection, segmentation comes into play, enabling the extraction of characters
from the identified license plate images.
• Finally, the core component of recognition involves matching characters to predefined
templates or leveraging machine learning algorithms for accurate license plate
identification.
OUTCOME
Hardware/Software Used
Hardware:
GPU (for deep learning acceleration)
High-resolution camera (for image acquisition)
Software:
Python
TensorFlow/PyTorch (for deep learning)
OpenCV (for image processing)
YOLO/Faster R-CNN (for object detection)
.
Application

• Traffic law enforcement – Detecting rule violations, tracking stolen vehicles.


• Automated toll collection – Faster and contactless toll processing.
• Parking management – Monitoring and controlling vehicle entry/exit.
• Border security – Enhancing surveillance and monitoring at checkpoints.
Reference:
• [1] T.Pratheeba, “Morphology Based Text Detection and Extraction from Complex Video Scene,"
International Journal of Engineering and Technology Vol.2 (3), 200-206, 2010.

• [2] Saeed Rastegar, Reza Ghaderi, Gholamreza Ardeshipr & Nima Asadi, " An intelligent control
system using an efficient License Plate Location and Recognition Approach", International Journal
of Image Processing (IJIP) Volume(3), Issue(5) 252, 2009.

• [3] Wisam Al Faqheri and Syamsiah Mashohor, "A Real-Time Malaysian Automatic License Plate
Recognition (M-ALPR) using Hybrid Fuzzy" ,IJCSNS International Journal of Computer Science
and Network Security, VOL.9 No.2, February 2009.

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