2020
DOI: 10.3390/sym12081374
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A Fast and Noise Tolerable Binarization Method for Automatic License Plate Recognition in the Open Environment in Taiwan

Abstract: License plate recognition is widely used in our daily life. Image binarization, which is a process to convert an image to white and black, is an important step of license plate recognition. Among the proposed binarization methods, Otsu method is the most famous and commonly used one in a license plate recognition system since it is the fastest and can reach a comparable recognition accuracy. The main disadvantage of Otsu method is that it is sensitive to luminance effect and noise, and this property is impract… Show more

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“…The quick advancement of license plate recognition technology is used by the author is used in wide area in Intelligent Transportation System [12]. The attribute extraction model and the BPNN Backpropagation Neural Network are used in this methodology for license plate identification and character algorithm.…”
Section: B a Robust License Plate Detection And Character Recognition Algorithm Using A Bpnn And A Feature Extraction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The quick advancement of license plate recognition technology is used by the author is used in wide area in Intelligent Transportation System [12]. The attribute extraction model and the BPNN Backpropagation Neural Network are used in this methodology for license plate identification and character algorithm.…”
Section: B a Robust License Plate Detection And Character Recognition Algorithm Using A Bpnn And A Feature Extraction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ha and Vajgl [13] used a method in which the detected character is compared to an embedded database of templates until a match occurs, and they also used template techniques. Chun-Cheng Peng et al [17] used a binarization method, which was inspired by the symmetry principle, rather than the outs algorithm. Qadri and Asif [15] divided the image into regions, and then the regions were split into segments.…”
Section: Segmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%