Abstract
This article discusses common approaches to the development of ANPR systems. The main idea of the article is the parallel use of several different classifiers for OCR and fusion of obtained data for improving the recognition accuracy.
2014
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This article discusses common approaches to the development of ANPR systems. The main idea of the article is the parallel use of several different classifiers for OCR and fusion of obtained data for improving the recognition accuracy.