Sentence examples for script recognition from inspiring English sources

In this study, Deep Belief Network (DBN) for Arabic handwritten script recognition is investigated.

Nilo Lindgren wrote an article about this work in Machine Recognition of Human Language, Part III – Cursive Script Recognition, IEEE Spectrum, May 1965.

We evaluate these features for different applications from four different perspectives to understand handwritten documents beyond OCR (optical character reognition), by writer identification, script recognition, historical manuscript dating and localization.

All the approaches discussed earlier based on the recognition of multi-oriented characters and are limited to proper script recognition.

Handwriting offers a number of interesting pattern classification problems including handwriting recognition, writer identification, signature verification, writer demographics classification and script recognition, etc. Research in these and similar related problems requires the availability of handwritten samples for validation of the developed techniques and algorithms.

Script handwriting recognition has improved to the point where some scribblers may find it useful.

Their script-recognition software, which can be downloaded free at www.cedar.buffalo.edu/ILT, can separate lines and individual characters written in the flowing script.

In an effort to accelerate the development of O.C.R. software for Devanagari (a compound word whose literal translation is "city of immortals"), Cedar and the Indian Statistical Institute are distributing a script-recognition tool that they hope will become the international standard for software that can recognize Devanagari.

If your script or printing is very neat, the handwriting recognition is often accurate -- but often, "often" isn't good enough.

Released on July 31 , 1992 nearly five years before the TV show premiered, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie was panned by critics, proving even a disappointment to writer Whedon, who claimed that Hollywood had distorted his script beyond recognition: "I had written this scary film about an empowered woman, and they turned it into a broad comedy.

Recently, The & Partnership London turned to tech company Visual Voice to build an AI platform that could write the next Lexus ad script, with visual recognition support from IBM Watson.