Pattern Recognition on Vehicle Number Plates Using a Fast Match Algorithm
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Computer Vision was the fast developing apps in the world, it is make people make a lot of new algorithm. Before we can use in out app, we need to test the algorithm to make sure how effective and optimal the algorithm to solve every case we given. A lot of traffic system has implemented computer vision, they need fast and can work in every condition, because every vehicle who pass needs to be recognized. In this research Fast Match algorithm was chosen because they can solve some test and make a lot of image have a similarity with the template. It makes accuracy of the data can be achieved with this algorithm. For example on of the sample was have a SAD point for 0.5 and Overlap Error for 0.5 and can run in standard computer just for a couple second. It makes the template and the original image has a little similarity.References
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