Recognizing characters in a scene helps us obtain useful information.
For the purpose, character recognition methods are required to
recognize characters of various sizes, various rotation angles
and complex layout on complex background.
In this paper, we propose a character recognition method using
local features having several desirable properties.
The novelty of the proposed method is to take into account
arrangement of local features so as to recognize multiple
characters in an image unlike past methods.
The effectiveness and possible improvement of the method are discussed.
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