Showing papers on "Handwriting recognition published in 1962"
TL;DR: Handwriting can be characterized as a sequence of basic strokes connected according to rule, and so generated approximates that of humans very closely.
Abstract: Handwriting can be characterized as a sequence of basic strokes connected according to rule. Handwriting so generated approximates that of humans very closely. Such a matching process can be used as the fundamental principle in a handwriting recognizer.
120 citations
IBM1
TL;DR: The paper describes the scanning technique, its associated optical system, the logic design and the results of a study evaluating the ability of a group of subjects to write arabic numbers within the specified constraints of the system.
Abstract: A scanner and optical system were constructed to recognize handwritten arabic numerals. The paper describes the scanning technique, its associated optical system, the logic design and the results of a study evaluating the ability of a group of subjects to write arabic numbers within the specified constraints of the system.
10 citations