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Binarization using associative addressing

Abstract For use in hand-printed character recognition, this paper introduces a method of binarization that can cope with quite large and abrupt changes of the grey levels of black and white. The binarizing threshold is a piece-wise linear function of a local maximum white level, and this function is conveniently implemented by means of associative addressing.

Julian R. Ullmann | J. Ullmann

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