Detection of characters in scenery images is often a very hard problem.
Although many researchers have tackled this difficult problem and achieved a
good performance, it is still difficult to suppress many false alarms and/or
missings. This paper investigates a conspicuous character pattern, which
is a special pattern designed for easier detection. In order to have an
example of the conspicuous character pattern, we select a character font
with a larger distance from a non-character pattern distribution and,
simultaneously,
with a smaller distance from a character pattern distribution. Experimental
results showed that the character font selected by this method is actually
more conspicuous (i.e., detected more easily) than other fonts.
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