High speed character matcher and method

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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3401463MA, G06K 968

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ABSTRACT:
A high speed character matcher and method for measuring the similarity between a pair of binary patterns representing two-dimensional images. The patterns are compared on a bit by bit basis and when a discrepancy is detected, it is assigned an error penalty which is based on the two-dimensional context in which the error occurred. The types of error context which are typical in the comparison of distorted but otherwise similar characters are given a lower error than those typically encountered in the comparison of dissimilar characters.

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