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Among the many subject areas in the field of pattern recognition, the recognition of machine-printed and hand-printed alphanumeric characters has perhaps been the classic example to which people have referred in exemplifying the field. Interest in character recognition has long run high; an extensive literature in handprinted character recognition alone dates back to at least 1955.
John H. Munson (Mon,) studied this question.
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