A Method of Post-Processing for Character Recognition Based on Syntactic and Semantic Analysis of Sentences
Language
English
Type
Others
Authors
K. Kise, T. Shiraishi, S. Takamatsu, K. Fukunaga
Title
A Method of Post-Processing for Character Recognition Based on Syntactic and Semantic Analysis of Sentences
Journal
Systems and Computers in Japan
Vol.
27
No.
9
Pages
pp.94-107
Reviewed
Not reviewed
Date
August 1996
Key
Kise1996a (id=897)
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