An Application of Image Processing – License Plate Recognition
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License plates are used for the identification of registered vehicles. It Consists of alphanumeric characters i.e. sequence of some alphabets and some numbers. License Plate Recognition (LPR) is an image-processing technology used to identify vehicles by their license plate. This technology is gaining fame in security and traffic installations. It has many applications in parking, access control, tolling, border control, stolen cars identification, enforcement, traffic control etc. The input to the License Plate Recognition system is a coloured image of the license plate and the output is the registration number of the vehicle which is alphanumeric characters. The required information from the license plate is acquired by using four steps. These are image acquisition, plate extraction, character segmentation and character recognition.
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