Dhad—A Children’s Handwritten Arabic Characters Dataset for Automated Recognition
Sarab AlMuhaideb,
Najwa Altwaijry,
Ahad D. AlGhamdy
et al.
Abstract:This study delves into the intricate realm of recognizing handwritten Arabic characters, specifically targeting children’s script. Given the inherent complexities of the Arabic script, encompassing semi-cursive styles, distinct character forms based on position, and the inclusion of diacritical marks, the domain demands specialized attention. While prior research has largely concentrated on adult handwriting, the spotlight here is on children’s handwritten Arabic characters, an area marked by its distinct chal… Show more
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