The Correction Algorithm Research of Inclination Paper Currency Image

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There exist low recognition speed and non-ideal recognition effect in some recognition algorithms of paper currency value. One of very important reasons is that the shooting angle makes the image inclined. This paper firstly analyses the binarization processing of RMB 100-Yuan image and then the method of acquiring straight lines in image is discussed. Thus, the inclination angle of image is calculated by using the obtained straight lines. Finally, through rotation transformation, the inclination image is corrected. The experimental results show that this algorithm has a good corrected effect to the inclination image of paper currency and improves the image recognition effect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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1464-1468

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September 2013

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