WPR of Week 1: 5th May
2014 to 11th May 2014
program: B. Tech. CSE (2012-14)
Faculty Guide’s Name: Ms. Shilpi Gupta
Name:
Raghav Gogia and Karan Razdhan
Enrollment Number: A2305212211 and A2305212207
TITLE OF THE PROJECT:
Optical Charter Recognition
TARGETS FOR THE WEEK:
To learn the
basic concepts of image processing and various algorithms available for the
development of our project, and getting familiar with the tools required to
create an application
Before
starting the project we need a language or a tool so we choose MATLAB coz of following advantages offered by
MATLAB
- A very large (and growing) database of
built-in algorithms for image processing and computer vision applications
- MATLAB allows you to test
algorithms immediately without recompilation. You can type something at
the command line or execute a section in the editor and immediately see
the results, greatly facilitating algorithm development.
- The MATLAB Desktop
environment, which allows you to work interactively with your data, helps
you to keep track of files and variables, and simplifies common
programming/debugging tasks
- The ability to read in a
wide variety of both common and domain-specific image formats.
- A large user community with
lots of free code and knowledge sharing
- The ability to auto-generate
C code, using MATLAB Coder, for a large (and growing) subset of image
processing and mathematical functions, which you could then use in other
environments, such as embedded systems or as a component in other
software.
ACHIEVEMENTS FOR THE WEEK:
In first
week 1 studied about
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What MATLAB is all about
v
Application Of MATLAB
v
Different Toolbox available in MATLAB
v
Studied the Image Processing Tool Box Offered
by MATLAB
v
Also went through different resources
available at our disposal for the development and studied earlier available
papers.
v
Major achievement of the week was the Starting of the
open source platform(BLOG:- http://summerprojectamity.blogspot.in/) for the publishing our
research on a larger scale and not restricting our research and knowledge to
our self rather den publishing it .On weekly bases.
FUTURE WORK PLANS:
v
In the upcoming week we are looking forward
for studding different algorithms for processing a image and reading patterns
from it(alphabets ).
v
Looking
for open source dictionaries available for the spell check feature
v
Development of a GUI for our OCR .
.
WEEK’S SUMMARY:
Days
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Progress MADE
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Monday
(5-May)
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Studied
Basis of MATLAB
(Like
writing a simple mat lab script , input and output using MATLAB at run time
,creating and opening a text file)
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Tuesday
(6-May)
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Studied Application Of MATLAB
and different toolboxes offered by MATLAB
(such as Simulink with a core focus of
how on which all platforms MATLAB can work and with which all languages
matlab code can be executed(working of
matlab with java was our core research topic))
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Wednesday
(7-May)
and Thursday (8-may)
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Studied the Image Processing Tool Box
Offered by MATLAB
Studied various Functions for our
utility offered by dis tool box like. Few imp of them our
Imread- for loading image into memory
Imshow for displaying the image
Imtool for viewing the image and
processing it interactively.
Thresholding of image to grayscale
Eg
threshold =
graythresh(image);
image
=~im2bw(image,threshold);
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Friday
(9-May)
|
Went
through different resources available at our disposal for the development and
studied earlier available papers.
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Saturday
(10-May)
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Searched for
all the open source platforms where we could use to share our research with
world. And weighting the advantages and disadvantages of each platform and
selecting BlogSpot by google as a final decision. Because of its several
feature like ease of writing and easily editing and support for multiple
editors and and contributors.
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Sunday
(11-May)
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Created our
Blog and published our weekly research work.
Blog
address:
and further studied the matlab image processing tool box
Various
Functions for our uitility eg
bwareaopen studied to remove extra
pixels etc.
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References:
MATLAB DOCUMENTATION
Various websites And
articles
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