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A multiple classifier approach to detect Chinese character recognition errors
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DOI：10.1016/j.patcog.2004.09.004.png)
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Detection of recognition errors is important in many areas, such as improving recognition performance, saving manual effort for proof-reading and post-editing, and assigning appropriate weights for retrieval in constructing digital libraries. We propose a novel application of multiple classifiers for the detection of recognition errors. A need for multiple classifiers emerges when a single classifier cannot improve recognition-error detection performance compared with the current detection scheme using a simple threshold mechanism. Although the single classifier does not improve recognition error performance, it serves as a baseline for comparison and the related study of useful features for error detection suggests three distinct cases where improvement is needed. For each case, the multiple classifier approach assigns a classifier to detect the presence or absence of errors and additional features are considered for each case. Our results show that the recall rate (70-80%) of recognition errors, the precision rate (80-90%) of recognition error detection and the saving in manual effort (75%) were better than the corresponding performance using a single classifier or a simple threshold detection scheme. (C) 2004 Pattern Recognition Society. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
character recognition
error detection
pattern recognition and language modeling
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