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A Multi-Stage Framework for Kuzushiji Character Recognition in Japanese Historical Documents
Kuzushiji was a widely used cursive writing system in pre-modern Japan. Due to simplification and glyph variation, most modern Japanese readers cannot read Kuzushiji characters. Consequently, recent studies have developed optical character recognition (OCR) systems for Kuzushiji. Despite recent prog
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