Classifying a string formed from hand-written characters
AssigneeSilverbrook Research Pty Ltd
InventorJonathon Leigh Napper
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AssigneeSilverbrook Research Pty Ltd
InventorJonathon Leigh Napper
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A method of classifying a character string formed from a known number of hand-written characters is disclosed. The method starts by determining character probabilities for each hand-written character in the character string. Each character probability represents a likelihood of the respective hand-written character being a respective one of a plurality of predetermined characters. Each predetermined character has a respective character type. Character templates having the known number of characters are next identified. Each character template has a respective predetermined probability and represents a respective combination of character types. Character sequence probabilities corresponding to each of the character templates having the known number of characters are next determined. The character sequence probabilities are a function of the predetermined probability of the respective character template and the character probabilities of the hand-written character in the character string. The character string is classified as the sequence of characters having the highest character sequence probability.
A method of classifying a character string formed from a known number of hand-written characters, said method comprising the steps of:
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