Vehicle Number Plate Detection
Vehicle Number Plate Detection
Vehicle Number Plate Detection
Department of Computer.
Modern Education Society College of Engineering , Pune
AGENDA
1. ABSTRACT
2. INTRODUCTION TO DOMAIN
3. INTRODUCTION
4. EXISTING SYSTEM
5. PROBLEM STATEMENT
6. MOTIVATION
7. PROPOSED SYSTEM
8. ADVANTAGE
9. SCOPE
10. ARCHITECTURE
11. HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
MH12586 12. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
13. CONCLUSION
14. REFERENCES
ABSTRACT
Due to the different types of number plates being used, the requirements of an
automatic license plate recognition system are different for each country. In this
paper, a number plate localization and recognition system for Indian vehicles. This
system is developed based on digital images and can be easily applied to car park
systems for the use of documenting access of parking services, secure usage of
parking houses and also to prevent car theft issues. Automatic license plate
recognition system is to extract vehicle license plate from a digital image.
Segmentation of the plate characters was achieved by horizontal and vertical
scanning method. The character recognition was accomplished with the aid of
optical characters by the process of Template matching. We mainly concrete on
three steps: one is to locate the number plate, second is to segment all the number
and to identify each number separately, third is recognize each character and show
vehicle and its owner details.
INTRODUCTION TO DOMAIN
Vehicle Detection Using OCR plays important role in real life applications such as
automatic toll collections, traffic law enforcement, parking lot access control, and
road traffic monitoring. VLPR system recognizes a vehicle’s plate number from an
image by digital camera. It is fulfilled by the combination of a lot of techniques such
as image acquisition i.e. capturing the image of real image of plate localizing the
license plate character segmentation i.e. locating and identify individual character on
the plate, optical character recognition. The recognition problem is generally sub-
divided into four parts are Image acquisition i.e. capturing the image of the license
plate, Pre-processing the image i.e. localizing the license plate, Character
segmentation i.e. locating and identifying the individual symbol image on the plate,
Optical character recognition.
EXISTING SYSTEM
Robert’s edge operator to emphasize vertical edges and used the projection of vertical
edges to detect license plates.
Region-based method for LPD that uses the mean-shift approach to segment a color
vehicle image and uses edge density information for license plate verification.
Block-based edge density prediction method was used to find candidate license plate
regions, and a voting method based on multiple features was used for license plate
verification.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
In this project we aim to make an application which will help for police and mostly
for traffic police in each state for doing thier work very efficiently and in very
small time.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
We define different scale factors for the vertical and horizontal directions to
downscale the original image.
The original color image is downscaled and converted into a gray scale image by
the preprocessing procedure.
Then, a set of candidate regions is extracted via edge density detection, adaptive
thresholding for the detected edges and line density filtering. Finally, the number
plate is located by verifying each of the candidate regions.
The extracted number is searched in the database and find out number details.
ADVANTAGE
The main advantage of our system is its high detection and recognition accuracies
on dirty plates.
SCOPE
The main purpose of this project is to detect a different type of license plate from
an image provided by a camera. An efficient algorithm is developed to detect a
license plate in various luminance conditions.
ARCHITECTURE
HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
The car number plate recognition software, comprising of the license plate
extraction, character segmentation and optical character recognition modules was
designed and implemented. A suitable database with hypothetical user data was also
incorporated to complement the system. The ANPR achieved an overall success rate
of 68% when tested on 100 of the 108 images, with recognition performances for
simple visible plates close to 80%.Results may be improved by refining the
recognition stage and testing other classifiers. Different character templates could be
used for such refinement of the recognition stage. Future work is intended to be
done in improving and testing the system on a larger number of images.
REFERENCES
1.Debkumar Chowdhury Souraneel Mandal Dona Das Soumya Banerjee Sourath Shome Devlina Choudhary
Computer Science & Engineering University of Engineering & Management, Kolkata Kolkata, India An Adaptive
Technique for Computer Vision Based Vehicles License Plate Detection System 978-1-7281-0070-8/19/$31.00 ©IEEE
2.Naaman Omar Yaseen Salim Ganim Saeed Al-Ali Abdulkadir Sengur Department of Information Technology Duhok
Polytechnic University Duhok, Iraq Development of New Anpr Dataset for Automatic Number Plate Detection and
Recognition in North of Iraq 978-1-7281-3992-0/19/$31.00 ©IEEE
3.Khin Pa Pa Aung, Khin Htar Nwe, Atsuo Yoshitaka Automatic License Plate Detection System for Myanmar Vehicle
License Plates IEEE.
REFRENCES
4.Wang Dong, Zhou Yang , Wu Ling, Zhang Yonghui , Li Ting, Qiao Xiaoliang
Research on vehicle detection algorithm based on convolutional neural network
and combining color and depth images 978-1-7281-3066-8/19/$31.00 ©IEEE
5.Sizhe Huang, Huosheng Xu, Xuezhi Xia, Yi Zhang End-To-End Vessel Plate
Number Detection and Recognition Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
and LSTMs 2473-3547/18/$31.00 ©IEEE