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CTC token parsing algorithm using keyword spotting for BLSTM based unconstrained handwritten recognition

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The images are becoming more popular in today’s world and being made available over the internet, scanned/captured documents are used in paperless offices and digital libraries. The keyword spotting is well known techniques in document image retrieval system and Recognition free Information retrieval is based on Keyword Spotting technique it searches for most related keyword from image as per user request by using only image features. In this paper, to avoid vanishing gradient problem in the handwritten recognition using parser methods and also character matching to perform efficient and reliable output result.

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Venkateswararao, P., Murugavalli, S. CTC token parsing algorithm using keyword spotting for BLSTM based unconstrained handwritten recognition. J Ambient Intell Human Comput (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-019-01458-0

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