Author:
Abdegadir Khalifa Mahmoud,Mohammed Ali Ammar,Dr.Saif Ali Abd Alradha Alsaidi ,Zheng Liying,Fadel Alwan Nahla,Saeed Mahdi Gadiaa
Abstract
Topic of exhaustive study for about past decades has been carried out in machine imitation of human reading. a small number of investigates have been accepted on the detection of cursive font writing like Arabic texts for its individual challenge and difficulty .In this work, a novel technique for automatic Arabic font recognition is proposed to demonstrate an suitable recognition rate for multi fonts styles and multi sizes of Arabic word images.
The scheme can be classified into a number of steps. First, segmenting Arabic line into words depending on the vertical projection and dynamic threshold then we implicated each Arabic word as a class by ignoring segmenting the word into characters .Second ,normalizing step, the size of Arabic word images varies from each other .The system converts the images that contribution into a new size that is divisible by "N" without remainder, to decrease the difficulty of feature extraction and recognition of the system that may allow images from different resources, Third, feature extraction step which is based on apply the ratio of vertical sliding strips as a features. Finally, multi class support vector machine (one versus one technique)is used as a classifier .This method was estimated on off line printed fonts, five Arabic fonts, (Andalus, Arial, Simplified Arabic, Tahoma and Traditional Arabic) were used and the average recognition rate of all fonts was 95.744%.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Materials Science (miscellaneous),Business and International Management
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