Though accuracy of character recognition for segmented character
image is enough for practical use,
conventional segmentation methods can be applied to only
well-defined problems.
Therefore, they cannot extract an isolated
character which does not constitute a character string
and a touching character which is connected to other characters.
In this paper, we propose a fast deformable template matching
method for character recognition.
This method enables us to extract and recognize such troublesome
characters simultaneously in smaller computational time than
non-deformable template matching method.
In addition, the proposed method requires less computational time
to increase of a template.
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