A systematic review on advancement in Modi Handwritten Character Recognition
Samrudhi Bhalerao, H. D. Gadade · 2023
This review paper is based on MODI handwritten characters recognition. Handwritten characters recognition work is now a challenging task for the last few years because different writing styles for each person are different. Character recognition is nothing but turning human handwritten language into machine language. Many works have been done on other Indian languages until the present moment. Many Indian historical documents are written in many Indian script languages. But not so much work is done for the MODI script. So that it is now necessary to preserve such documents for the future, several recognition systems have been created for multiple languages, and research on Indian scripts is ongoing. In recent decades, the different writing patterns of every handwritten optical character recognition (HOCR) have been a severe problem. The world recognised India because of its unity in variety. Due to the country’s geographical and cultural diversity, many spoken languages and written scripts were formed and used for regular contact. Several brave efforts were made towards HOCR for different Indian hands. Because of the variety and structure of Indian characters, creating the character recognition system was deemed an active topic of study. This paper investigates the previous research done on MODI handwritten character recognition. Most of the work has been done in English or regional languages, but there is a need to work in ancient languages like MODI.