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Format and Instructions (J.10) Our program considers three types of items, including: numerical characters, English characters and combination of numerical and English characters. Which means you can use any of the three types as input and the supported characters are categorized by the same three types. Thereforce you can use numerical input and English support; but the recognition result would be totally wrong. The input and support combination that would give the best result is:
Now you can download and uncompress the file for demo demo.rar (J.10). Please run those programs in command prompt. (ie. If you uncompress the file to C:\Downloads\demo, please type cd C:\Downloads\demo and press enter to switch to the directory, then you can run the program following the instructions.) The usage of this demo program is: executable support file number of support characters handprinted character input file length of input file width of input file output file search level For example: hcr1.exe Numeng.pos 62 Eng.1 120 120 t.out 8 Several things to notice here. Executable: The executable files are hcr1.exe and hcr2.exe. The difference between them is that the first one finds two possible recognition results and the second one finds three. Support file: the standard font file used for comparison, its file extension is .pos. The file contents have three types: numerical(Num), English(Eng) and combination of numerical and English(Numeng). Number of support characters:
Handprint character input file: This is our own image format, file extension can be *.1, *.2 or *.img. Search level: can be set to 4, 6, 8 or ... etc, you can experiment how this value affects the recognition result.
Demo (J.10) hcr1.exe Numeng.pos 62 Eng.1 120 120 t.out 8
hcr2.exe Numeng.pos 62 Eng.1 120 120 t.out 8
hcr2.exe Eng.pos 26 Paper5d.img 120 120 t.out 4
hcr2.exe Eng2.pos 26 Eng.2 120 120 t.out 4
Other combinations are left for you to try!
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