Fuzzy-attribute graph with application to Chinese character recognition

K.P. Chan · Y.S. Cheung

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To include fuzzy properties in solving some types of problems, the attributes graph is extended to provide a fuzzy-attribute graph (FAG). With such an extension, equality of attributes can no longer be used when matching of FAGs is considered, as equality of two fuzzy sets is too stringent a condition. A measure for matching two FAGs is suggested. The measure has its interpretation in fuzzy logic. The result of applying the model to the recognition of handprinted Chinese characters is presented.>

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1965Fuzzy sets 1980Fuzzy Sets and Systems - Theory and Applications 1986Fuzzy Mathematical Techniques With Applications 1975FUZZY GRAPHS††The support of the Office of Computing Activities, National Science Foundation, under Grant GJ-32258X, is gratefully acknowledged, as is the help of Shelly Rowe in preparing this paper.

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