Offline handwriting individual recognition system and method based on three-dimensional dynamic features
AssigneeAcademy of Forensic Science
InventorsXiaohong CHEN, Xu YANG, Yachen WANG, Nan WANG, Qimeng LU
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AssigneeAcademy of Forensic Science
InventorsXiaohong CHEN, Xu YANG, Yachen WANG, Nan WANG, Qimeng LU
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The present invention provides an offline handwriting individual recognition system and method. The method comprises: scanning the suspicious handwriting to obtain a first white light image and a first three-dimensional image, and scanning the sample handwriting to obtain a second white light image and a second three-dimensional image; pre-processing the first white light image and the second white light image to obtain a first pre-processed image and a second pre-processed image; extracting a first skeleton image and a second skeleton image from the first pre-processed image and the second pre-processed image; obtaining a first writing trajectory and a second writing trajectory according to the first skeleton image and the second skeleton image; extracting a first dynamic feature, a first three-dimensional feature, and a second dynamic feature, a second three-dimensional feature; processing to obtain a correlation coefficient, and obtaining an individual recognition result.
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An offline handwriting individual recognition method based on three-dimensional dynamic features, applied to the offline handwriting individual recognition system of any one of claims 1-8, the method comprising the steps of:
The offline handwriting individual recognition system of claim 2, wherein the dynamic time warping unit performs dynamic time wrapping between the first feature vector and the second feature vector in each of the plurality of vector pairs by using DTW technique, so that strokes corresponding to the first feature vector and corresponding parts thereof correspond to strokes corresponding to the second feature vector and corresponding parts thereof.
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