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The first census optical character recognition system conference
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Error rate versus rejection rate for ASOL 81 Error rate per writer of ASOL 81 ASOL -digit correlation ASOL -upper case correlation ASOL -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ATT.l 22 Error rate per writer of ATT_1 23 ATT.l -digit correlation 24 ATT.l -upper ca.se correlation 25 ATT.l -lower case correlation 26 Error rate versus rejection rate for ATT.2 V 93 94 95 96 99 99 Error rate per writer of ATT_2 ATT_2 -digit correlation ATT_2 -upper case correlation ATT_2 -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ATT_3 . .Error rate per writer of ATT_3 ATT_3 -digit correlation ATT_3 -upper case correlation ATT_3 -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ATT_4 . .Error rate per writer of ATT_4 ATT_4 -digit correlation ATT_4 -upper case correlation ATT_4 -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for COMCOM Error rate per writer of COMCOM COMCOM -digit correlation COMCOM -upper case correlation COMCOM -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ELSAGB.lError rate per writer of ELSAGB.lELSAGB.l-digit correlation ELSAGB.l-upper case correlation ELSAGB.l-lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ELSAGB_2 Error rate per writer of ELSAGB^ ELSAGB_2 -digit correlation ELSAGB_2 -upper case correlation ELSAGB_2 -lower case correlation Error rate versus rejection rate for ELSAGB_3 Error rate per writer of ELSAGB_3 ELSAGB_3 -digit correlation ELSAGB_3 -upper case correlation VI
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- Wilkinson, R. A., Geist, J., Janet, S., Grother, P. J., Burges, C. J. C., Creecy, R., Hammond, B., Hull, J. J., Larsen, N. L., Vogl, T. P., & Wilson, C. L.
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