Handwriting Detection System using Machine Learning
Sep 2023 - Nov 2023
-
Enhanced Image Analysis with OpenCV and Pytesseract
Integrated OpenCV for comprehensive image preprocessing, including resizing, noise reduction, and contrast enhancement to improve the clarity and consistency of input images. Leveraged Pytesseract for Optical Character Recognition (OCR), enhancing the accuracy of image text analysis by 30%. This combination helped streamline the model's ability to accurately interpret and extract text from images across different conditions, such as varying lighting and resolution levels.
-
Developed a robust machine learning model capable of recognizing and interpreting handwritten text across diverse document types with an accuracy of 85%. The model was trained on a rich dataset of handwritten samples, covering various styles and formats to ensure adaptability and precision. Techniques such as data augmentation and hyperparameter tuning were applied to improve model generalization and accuracy on both familiar and new data samples.
-
Implemented a user-friendly, interactive web application using Streamlit to provide a real-time interface for users. The application allows users to upload documents and immediately view OCR results with a response time of under 2 seconds. Optimized the processing pipeline to handle concurrent requests efficiently, ensuring that the system is both scalable and responsive for end-users, with an intuitive design that requires no technical expertise to use.
-
Conducted an extensive literature review of over 17 research papers in the fields of OCR, image processing, and handwriting recognition. Synthesized the findings into a detailed project report covering the architecture, model performance, and comparative analysis with other solutions. Additionally, the report outlined future improvements, including potential integration of more advanced neural network architectures, and discussed challenges and proposed solutions for increasing model robustness and accuracy.
-
Get the project: click here