New Segmentation Method for Analytical Recognition of Arabic Handwriting Using a Neural-Markovian Method

@article{Fergani2018NewSM,
  title={New Segmentation Method for Analytical Recognition of Arabic Handwriting Using a Neural-Markovian Method},
  author={Khaoula Fergani and A. Bennia},
  journal={International Journal of Engineering},
  year={2018},
  volume={14},
  pages={14-30}
}
  • Khaoula Fergani, A. Bennia
  • Published 2018
  • Computer Science
  • International Journal of Engineering
    • A new hybrid system of off-line analytical recognition of Arabic handwriting combining a neural network type multi-layer perceptron (MLP) and hidden Markov models (HMM) is presented. We propose a way to cooperate HMM and MLP neural network in a probabilistic architecture taking advantage of both tools dedicated to the recognition of Arabic literal amounts. This description is based on statistical and structural characteristics extraction of the significant character of the handwritten Arabic… CONTINUE READING
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