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Abstract- In a vehicle license plate
identification system, license plate
location is the first key step. Whether
the plate location is successful or not
and how accurate it is directly
determines the characters segmentation
in the following part. This paper
presents an efficient and smart
approach to the vehicle license plate
location
based
on
mathematical
morphology and variance projection.
The proposed algorithm consists of four
major parts: rough detection of level
location, rough detection of vertical
location, exact detection of license plate
location and extraction of candidate
regions. The outstanding advantage of
this algorithm is simple, smart and fast
as it takes full advantage of open
arithmetic, which can eliminate a large
number of useless details and highlight
the edge information of the license plate.
Keywords-variance projection; iterative
mean filter; open
arithmetic; license plate location
I.
INTRODUCTION
License plate recognition is an
important research topic in the intelligent
transportation systems and has been
extensively used in the systems such as the
electronic police, road surveillance,
vehicle toll, automated car parking
management, and residential intelligence
management systems. The license plate
recognition system generally involves
three key modules, which consist of
license
plate
location,
character
segmentation and character recognition.
How
to exactly and efficiently determine the
license plate
VARIANCE PROJECTION
FUNCTION
The image projection method has
been proven to be an effective method for
extracting image features an image is
usually represented by two I-dimensiona l
orthogonal projection functions. The
dimension reduction from 2-D to I-D also
reduces the computational load. Owing to
these advantages, the projection method
has been successfully adopted in facial
feature extraction and Chinese character
recognition. Integral Projection is one of
the most popular projection methods.
A. Integral Projection Function
Suppose I (x, y) is the intensity of a
pixel at location (x, y) , the vertical
integral projection v(x, y) and the
horizontal projection H(y) of I(x, y) in
intervals [yl' y2] and [x1'x2] can be
defined as
image
as
in
IMAGE
PROCESSING
PRE-
B. Edge
detection
based
on
mathematical morphology
Morphology closing operation can be
used to restrain noises,extract feature,
detection edge and so on. The primary
transformations
of
mathematical
morphology are dilation and erosion.
Opening and closing operation are two
other important morphological operations
composed of dilation and erosion.
Morphology operator
mainly uses
morphology gradient. Though it is
sensitive to the noises, it cant enhance or
magnify noises as in . The most essential
morphology gradient is defined as
following:
The morphology gradient used by
aculeate edge is defined as following
Where A denotes image, B denotes a
structure element. According to the above
description, the morphology erosion edge
detection was presented using the second
morphology operator in the paper.
Furthermore, we used Otsu method to
change grayscale image into binary image.
Then edge detection was performed by
using the morphology erosion algorithm.
We take advantage of the decomposition of
the structuring element object erode the
binary image. The edge detection process
is shown in Fig. 3.1.
IV.
NEURAL NETWORK
A. Artificial Neural Networks
Artificial neural networks are
statistical models of real world systems
which are built by tuning a set of
parameters. These parameters, known as
weights, describe a model which forms a
mapping from a set of given values known
as inputs to an associated set of values, the
outputs. The process of tuning the weights
to the correct values training- is
vehicleried out by passing a set of
examples of input-output pairs through the
model and adjusting the weights in order
to minimize the error between the answer
the network gives and the desired output.
Once the weights have been set, the model
is able to produce answers for input values
which were not included in the training
data. The models do not refer to the
training data after they have been trained;
in this sense they are a functional summary
of the training data [1,10].
The use of artificial neural network
(ANN) in OCR applications can
dramatically simplify the code and
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