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A new approach for text segmentation using a stroke filter

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A new approach for text segmentation using a stroke filter

Auteurs : Cheolkon Jung ; QIFENG LIU ; Joongkyu Kim

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We propose a new method for achieving robust text segmentation in images by using a stroke filter. It is known that to segment text accurately and robustly from a complex background is a very difficult task. Most of the existing methods are sensitive to text color, size, font, and background clutter, because they use simple segmentation methods or require prior knowledge about text shape. In this paper, we attempt to consider the intrinsic characteristics of the text by using the stroke filter and design a new and robust algorithm for text segmentation. First, we describe the stroke filter briefly based on local region analysis. Second, the determination of text color polarity and local region growing procedures are performed successively based on the response of the stroke filter. Finally, the feedback procedure by the recognition score from an optical character recognition (OCR) module is used to improve the performance of text segmentation. By means of experiments on a large database, we demonstrate that the performance of our method is quite impressive from the viewpoints of the accuracy and robustness.

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<EA>We propose a new method for achieving robust text segmentation in images by using a stroke filter. It is known that to segment text accurately and robustly from a complex background is a very difficult task. Most of the existing methods are sensitive to text color, size, font, and background clutter, because they use simple segmentation methods or require prior knowledge about text shape. In this paper, we attempt to consider the intrinsic characteristics of the text by using the stroke filter and design a new and robust algorithm for text segmentation. First, we describe the stroke filter briefly based on local region analysis. Second, the determination of text color polarity and local region growing procedures are performed successively based on the response of the stroke filter. Finally, the feedback procedure by the recognition score from an optical character recognition (OCR) module is used to improve the performance of text segmentation. By means of experiments on a large database, we demonstrate that the performance of our method is quite impressive from the viewpoints of the accuracy and robustness.</EA>
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<FD>Segmentation; Fouillis écho; Algorithme; Reconnaissance optique caractère; Evaluation performance; Base de données; Précision; Robustesse; Extraction information; Reconnaissance forme; Traitement information; Arrière plan</FD>
<ED>Segmentation; Clutter; Algorithm; Optical character recognition; Performance evaluation; Database; Accuracy; Robustness; Information extraction; Pattern recognition; Information processing; Background</ED>
<SD>Segmentación; Confusión eco; Algoritmo; Reconocimento óptico de caracteres; Evaluación prestación; Base dato; Precisión; Robustez; Extracción información; Reconocimiento patrón; Procesamiento información</SD>
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