Research Article
Analysis and Evaluation of Braille to Text Conversion Methods
Table 1
Braille to natural language conversion using scanned images.
| References | Tool learning complexity | Language supported | Efficiency | Technique used |
| [14] | Not applicable | Arabic | 99% | Arabic OBR system | [15] | Not applicable | Urdu | Not applicable | Turing machine for context-sensitive translation of Urdu-Braille | [16] | Image segmentation technique | Hindi | Not applicable | Principal component analysis | [17] | Easy to learn, and the Output can be obtained in a pdf form or directly to the embosser | Urdu | Not applicable | Web-based Urdu-Braille translator | [18] | Easy to learn as only grade 1 Braille was used | English | 80% | Image-processing techniques | [19] | Easy to learn | English | 92% | SDAE using SoftMax | [20] | Easy to use. Text-to-speech facility is also available. | English | 99% | Dynamic thresholding technique | [21] | Easy to learn | Odia | Successful one-to-one mapping from ODIA to Braille | Feature extraction and Braille pattern recognition | [22] | Easy to learn, and the mobile can be taken anywhere. | English | 100% noise reduction | Mobile camera-based application | [23] | Not applicable | Ethiopic | 98.5% | Direction filed tensors are used |
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