A Problem of English Document Fragments Splicing and Reconstructing Based on Fuzzy Pattern Recognition

Jin Hong Li; Ru Xiu Li; Yong Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.4504

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A Problem of English Document Fragments Splicing and Reconstructing Based on Fuzzy Pattern Recognition

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This thesis studies the splicing and reconstructing problems of regular English paper fragments. By analyzing the feature of information from the same English paper fragments and relying on the gray value matrix of the English character based on the pixel information of complete characters in the document, it establishes a standard model database based on English letters and punctuations. By applying lattice close-degree to make fuzzy recognition of images from two paper fragments and characters from the standard model database, it establishes a matching model of interaction between human and computer to splice and reconstruct English fragments.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Jin Hong Li*, Ru Xiu Li, Yong Ding

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Document Fragments Splicing, Fuzzy Pattern Recognition, Gray Value

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