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    Expression Evaluation: Using Artificial Neural Network

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    The document discusses implementing an artificial neural network (ANN) to evaluate expressions from handwritten data. As populations and industries grow, more handwritten data needs processing which is time-consuming and expensive to do manually. An ANN could automate this. The project uses the MNIST database to train the ANN to recognize handwritten digits. Challenges include obtaining a large standardized test database for training and handling variations in how people write the same digit due to writing style or pressure differences.

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    Expression Evaluation: Using Artificial Neural Network

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    The document discusses implementing an artificial neural network (ANN) to evaluate expressions from handwritten data. As populations and industries grow, more handwritten data needs processing which is time-consuming and expensive to do manually. An ANN could automate this. The project uses the MNIST database to train the ANN to recognize handwritten digits. Challenges include obtaining a large standardized test database for training and handling variations in how people write the same digit due to writing style or pressure differences.

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    The document discusses implementing an artificial neural network (ANN) to evaluate expressions from handwritten data. As populations and industries grow, more handwritten data needs processing which is time-consuming and expensive to do manually. An ANN could automate this. The project uses the MNIST database to train the ANN to recognize handwritten digits. Challenges include obtaining a large standardized test database for training and handling variations in how people write the same digit due to writing style or pressure differences.

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    Expression Evaluation: Using Artificial Neural Network

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    AYUSH MALIK
    The document discusses implementing an artificial neural network (ANN) to evaluate expressions from handwritten data. As populations and industries grow, more handwritten data needs processing which is time-consuming and expensive to do manually. An ANN could automate this. The project uses the MNIST database to train the ANN to recognize handwritten digits. Challenges include obtaining a large standardized test database for training and handling variations in how people write the same digit due to writing style or pressure differences.

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    EXPRESSION EVALUATION

    USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK


    SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE BEING
    ADDRESSED BY THE PROJECT :

    To implement a Artificial Neural Network(ANN)


    for evaluating the expression
    SCOPE OF THE PROJECT:

    As the population and industrial sector continue to grow, so


    does the amount of handwritten data that needs to be
    processed. The expenses associated with paying human
    employees to sort through the data and enter the
    information manually into a computer becomes
    increasingly more time-consuming and expensive. Knowing
    this, it is easy to see that it would be beneficial to automate
    part or all of the process.
    TECHNOLOGICAL AIDS :

    The MNIST database (Mixed National Institute of


    Standards and Technology database) :Its a large
    database of handwritten digits that is commonly used
    for training various image processing systems.

    Tensor flow
    PROJECT BACKGROUND AND
    LITERATURE REVIEW:
    There exists a fair amount of research in this area. ANN forms the basis of our
    experiment.

    When used for image recognition, artificial neural networks (ANNs) consist of
    multiple layers of small neuron collections which process portions of the
    input image, called receptive fields. The outputs of these collections are then
    tiled so that their input regions overlap, to obtain a better representation of
    the original image; this is repeated for every such layer. Tiling allows ANNs to
    tolerate translation of the input image.

    The idea is to convert each image representing a digit into horizontal and
    vertical histograms representing the number of filled in pixels in each row or
    column, and used the resulting data as input to their genetic algorithm. The
    goal of the genetic algorithm is to find a program or formula that could
    distinguish numerals.
    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THE PROJECT
    CHALLENGES :

    One of the major problems encountered when


    developing and comparing systems for digit recognition
    is compiling a large standardized test sample database.
    Many character recognition systems are based on the
    concept of machine learning and require fine-tuning
    parameters by processing training data.

    Therefore, the test sample database must be large


    enough to accommodate the amount of training these
    systems require to tune such parameters.
    CHALLENGES :

    Another problem is that no one writes the same digit in


    the exact same way. Intuitively, there is the problem of
    handling the differences in rotation, skew, and relative
    thickness of the edges of the digit written by two
    different people. These distortions manifest as a result
    of different writing styles, writing pressure, and other
    factors. To account for these distortions, the pattern
    recognition system should be trained to identify
    common features shared between test samples that
    represent the same digit.

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