Identification and Classification of Historical Kannada Handwritten Scripts based on their Age-Type using Line Segmentation with GLCM features
Parashuram Bannigidad1 , Chandrashekar Gudada2
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Volume-7 ,
Issue-3 , Page no. 754-763, Mar-2019
CrossRef-DOI: https://doi.org/10.26438/ijcse/v7i3.754763
Online published on Mar 31, 2019
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IEEE Style Citation: Parashuram Bannigidad, Chandrashekar Gudada, “Identification and Classification of Historical Kannada Handwritten Scripts based on their Age-Type using Line Segmentation with GLCM features,” International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.3, pp.754-763, 2019.
MLA Style Citation: Parashuram Bannigidad, Chandrashekar Gudada "Identification and Classification of Historical Kannada Handwritten Scripts based on their Age-Type using Line Segmentation with GLCM features." International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering 7.3 (2019): 754-763.
APA Style Citation: Parashuram Bannigidad, Chandrashekar Gudada, (2019). Identification and Classification of Historical Kannada Handwritten Scripts based on their Age-Type using Line Segmentation with GLCM features. International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, 7(3), 754-763.
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author = {Parashuram Bannigidad, Chandrashekar Gudada},
title = {Identification and Classification of Historical Kannada Handwritten Scripts based on their Age-Type using Line Segmentation with GLCM features},
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issue_date = {3 2019},
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month = {3},
year = {2019},
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AU - Parashuram Bannigidad, Chandrashekar Gudada
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Abstract
The glorious history of the dynasties is recorded within the variety of inscriptions/epigraphic records. The department of ancient history and Archaeology is exhuming new inscriptions and need for the automatic explanation of such inscriptions is increasing, that minimizes the work or eliminates the necessity of partner epigrapher in translating antiquated epigraphs. The ancient inscription on the rock, metal plates, cloth and other writing materials are the main sources to recreate the culture and history of Karnataka in India. The offline handwritten text recognition is one of the most challenging tasks in document image analysis; our aim is to recreate the cultural importance of the Kannada Language writing tradition through the historical degraded manuscripts. In the present digital era, we need to protect and digitize the resources of our Indian culture and heritage by digitizing those manuscripts which are losing its status; the degraded manuscripts are influenced by weather condition. In this paper, we have attempted to identify and recognise the historical Kannada handwritten scripts of various dynasties; namely, Vijayanagara dynasty (1460 AD), Mysore Wodeyar dynasty (1936 AD), Vijayanagara dynasty (1400 AD) and Hoysala dynasty (1340 AD) by using the improved seam carving text line segmentation method with GLCM features. The average classification accuracy for different dynasties is computed. The LDA classifier has yielded 86.5%, K-NN classifier has yielded 85.3% and SVM classifier has 85.6%. Based on the experimentation, the LDA classifier has recorded good classification performance comparatively K-NN and SVM classifiers for historical Kannada handwritten scripts.
Key-Words / Index Term
Restoration, Seam carving, Line segmentation, Kannada, LDA, K-NN, SVM, Recognition, GLCM, handwritten script, historical documents, document image analysis
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