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Title: DWT Based Text Localization
Authors: Chung-Wei Liang;Po-Yueh Chen
Contributors: 資訊工程學系
Keywords: Text Extraction
Haar DWT
Thresholding
Morphological Operator
Logical and Operator
Date: 2004-02
Issue Date: 2010-11-12T07:09:26Z
Abstract: This paper presents an efficient yet simple method to extract text regions from static images or video sequences. The operation speed of Haar discrete wavelet transform (DWT) operates the fastest among all wavelets because its coefficients are either 1 or -1. This is one of the
reasons we employ Haar DWT to detect edges of candidate text regions. The resulted detail component sub-bands contain both text edges and non-text edges. However, the intensity of the text edges is different from that of the non-text edges. Therefore, we can apply thresholding to preliminary remove the non-text edges. Text regions are composed of vertical edges, horizontal edges and diagonal edges. Morphological dilation operators are applied to connect isolated text edges of each detail component sub-band in a transformed binary image. According to the experiment results, real text regions are the overlapped portion of three kinds of dilated edges. Hence, we can apply the logical AND operator to three kinds of dilated edges and obtain the final text regions correctly.
Relation: International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering, 1,2004:105-116
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