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An Offline Signature Verification System Using Neural Network Based on Angle Feature and Energy Density

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This work proposes an intelligent network that works on the features like angle feature and energy density of the signature for the verification and also a comparative statement is made between them in order to see which method provides better results.
Abstract
Hand written signature used every day at various places for the authentication of a person, but a signature of a person may not be same at different time or it may be generated by some fraud way. So, a system is required for verification of the signature. The signature verification can be done either online or offline, here we are using offline signature verification network. In the proposed system the signatures is taking as an image and apply image processing technique to make the system effective. Here we propose an intelligent network that works on the features like angle feature and energy density of the signature for the verification and also a comparative statement is made between them in order to see which method provides better results.

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Offline Signature Verification and Identification Using Angle Feature and Pixel Density Feature And Both Method Together

Rahul Verma
TL;DR: An intelligent neural network that work on the feature like pixel density method, angular method and mix both methods together is proposed and compared these methods to see which one method provides the better result and accuracy.
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