A multiple-classifier system for recognition of printed mathematical symbols

This paper deals with recognition of printed mathematical symbols. A group of classifiers arranged hierarchically is used to achieve robust recognition of the large number of symbols appearing in expressions. The classifier used at the top level employs stroke-based classification technique to recog...

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Main Authors: Garain, U., Chaudhuri, B.B., Ghosh, R.P.
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