Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  present a Bayesian decision-based neural network (BDNN) for multilinguistic handwritten character recognition. The proposed self-growing probabilistic decision-based neural network (SPDNN) adopts a hierarchical network structure with nonlinear basis functions and a competitive credit-assignment scheme. Our prototype system demonstrates a successful utilization of SPDNN to the handwriting of Chinese and alphanumeric character recognition on both public databases (CCL/HCCR1 for Chinese and CEDAR for the alphanumerics) and in-house database (NCTU/NNL). Regarding the performance, experiments on three different databases all demonstrated high recognition (86-94%) accuracy as ll as low rejection/acceptance (6.7%) rates. As for the processing speed, the whole recognition process (including image preprocessing, feature extraction, and recognition) consumes approximately 0.27 s/character on a Pentium-100 based personal computer, without using a hardware accelerator or coprocessor.
['Hsin-Chia Fu', 'Yeong Yuh Xu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Multilinguistic handwritten character recognition by Bayesian decision-based neural networks
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