Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold
Patent
1991-12-20
1994-03-29
Razavi, Michael T.
Image analysis
Histogram processing
For setting a threshold
382 14, 382 18, 382 36, G06K 934
Patent
active
052992691
ABSTRACT:
Character segmentation apparatus for an optical character recognition system for segmenting individual character images in an image of a document having many characters prior to performing character identification, including a movable kernel for capturing a sub-image framed within a window having an area corresponding to an area occupied by an individual character, the window being movable in the document image in pixel-by-pixel steps to capture a sub-image for each step of the window, an associative memory for responding to the captured sub-image by producing a corresponding one of a set of images of known characters with which the associative memory has been trained, and a sensor responsive to the behavior of the associative memory for determining whether the sub-image is the image of an individual character or a non-character.
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Barski Lori L.
Gaborski Roger S.
Arndt Dennis R.
Eastman Kodak Company
Klocinski Steven P.
Razavi Michael T.
Wands Charles E.
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