Exercise 7 - OCR Part 1

For this exercise, we were made to produce 20 images of handwritten numbers, with one number per image, then and another 20 images of computer-made numbers, then using our own implementation of OCR, we must be able to study and learn the features of the computer-made numbers, then identify the numbers written on the handwritten number images. The determinant for identifying the numbers was using a Euclidean distance formula. We used Area, Height, and Width for the exercise.

While our exercise worked without much error, we were only able to identify 25% of the images. It was still good, despite that we already had used 3 features for the exercise. Some identifications were really far (like 3 identified as 7) and some are close (like 9 identified as 0).