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Neural Network Signature Recognition using Java
Im currently doing some research on biometric signature identification based on Neural Network using Java. Can anyone provide some help in getting me started on the neural network part?
Maybe zouavel is also interested in the 4th, the 5th and the other links too:
http://www.google.com/search?q=java+neural+network
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http://www.google.com/search?q=java+neural+network
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Can anyone provide some java source code for the signature recognition part?
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Hi bloodredsun, you are absolutely correct. I am on my college project. The topic seems interesting to me at first, but the overall research is tedious and tough. Not much have been wandered into signature verification. All are mostly on speech and finger-prints. Im grateful you had send me the first link, and not forgetting zznyx. It helps alot, but do really appreciate if someone can send me the actual source code for signature verification either on java or vb. Time is really running out on me.
Sorry zouavel but as it's a college project we aren't allowed to give you large chunks of code as it would be passing off our work as yours for a graded assignment. What we can do is advise you and comment on any work that you have coded and point you in the right direction, basically we have to go into "Tutor/Teacher" mode. These are the rules of EE and we would be heavily penalized if we ignored them.
The second batch of links I gave you should provide you with all the code you need to get started as I've described the theory behind signature recognition as much as comparing both the final image and the manner in which the signature was created being all you need to examine (although I know it's a lot).
>>either on java or vb
Try the vb area, you might get something different there.
>>Im grateful you had send me the first link
Google deserves the praise, it should always be the first place you start research (but not the only one).
The second batch of links I gave you should provide you with all the code you need to get started as I've described the theory behind signature recognition as much as comparing both the final image and the manner in which the signature was created being all you need to examine (although I know it's a lot).
>>either on java or vb
Try the vb area, you might get something different there.
>>Im grateful you had send me the first link
Google deserves the praise, it should always be the first place you start research (but not the only one).
http://rfhs8012.fh-regensburg.de/~saj39122/jfroehl/diplom/e-index.html
http://diwww.epfl.ch/mantra/tutorial/english/
http://www.jeffheaton.com/ai/