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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2015.19.10.2423

A Personal Prescription Management System Employing Optical Character Recognition Technique  

Kim, Jae-wan (Department of Electronics & Info-Communication Engineering, Yeungjin College)
Kim, Sang-tae (Department of Electronics & Info-Communication Engineering, Yeungjin College)
Yoon, Jun-yong (DAccess Network Development Team, LG Uplus)
Joo, Yang-Ick (Department of Electronics and Electrical Information Engineering, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
Abstract
We have implemented a personal prescription management system which enables resource-limited mobile device to utilize the optical character recognition technique. The system enables us to automatically detect and recognize the text in the personal prescription by using a optical character recognition technique. We improved the recognition rate over a pre-processing in order to improve the character recognition rate of the original method. The examples such as a personal prescription management service, alarm service, and drug information service with mobile devices have been demonstrated by using the our system.
Keywords
Personal Prescription Management; Optical Character Recognition;
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