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titleOfInvention A traditional digital water meter reading recognition method based on deep learning and frame difference method
abstract The invention discloses a water meter reading recognition method based on deep learning and frame difference method. The steps are as follows: step 1: collecting a large number of water meter pictures; Position the water meter character area in the water meter training set; Step 4: Perform character segmentation on the positioned water meter training set; Step 5: Use the AlexNet model to extract the water meter character features of the split water meter training set; Step 6: Send the water meter character features into Go to the fully connected network for training to get the training model; Step 7: Send the newly collected water meter image into the training model for recognition, and get the recognition result; Step 8: Save the original water meter image and label with the correct recognition result, and add Go to the training set and train the model again. The invention solves the problems of less data of different types of water meters, redundant useless data and low reading recognition accuracy.
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