In this paper we present a system for offline signature verification using direction-based Shape Contexts. Images of handwritten signatures were thinned using KMM algorithm and then represented by a set of Shape Context descriptors computed separately in 4 directions in pixel’s 8-neighborhood. The distance measure used to compare Shape Contexts was based on L2 norm. The experiments were conducted using signatures from GPDS database.
In this paper we present a system for offline signature verification based on Shape Context Descriptors. The system input are binarized images of handwritten signatures from GPDS database available for non-commercial research. During preprocessing each signature image is thinned using KMM algorithm in order to obtain 1-pixel wide skeleton. The feature vector is built from Shape Context Descriptors computed for selected points on skeletonized signature line. The verification process is based on the distance measure that uses Shape Context Descriptors. The presented system is evaluated using random and skilled forgeries with shared and user-specific thresholds.
This paper presents experiments on recognition of signature images. In preprocessing stage a thinning algorithm is used followed by a sampling technique. Sampled points are used to calculate shape context histograms and based on their values corresponding pairs of points from reference and tested signature objects are selected. A distance measure based on shape contexts is used to classify analysed signatures.
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