Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks

Neutral networks has gained grounds for its wide of applications. It has been used as a vehicle for adaptively developing functions by training sets of patterns for recognition. With the proper algorithm and training, it can identify different images including genuine from counterfeit bills.Every de...

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Main Authors: Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B., Lee, Roderick C., Ong, Benjimen Y.K., Yu, Francis Rainier C.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-91702021-08-18T01:40:09Z Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B. Lee, Roderick C. Ong, Benjimen Y.K. Yu, Francis Rainier C. Neutral networks has gained grounds for its wide of applications. It has been used as a vehicle for adaptively developing functions by training sets of patterns for recognition. With the proper algorithm and training, it can identify different images including genuine from counterfeit bills.Every denomination of authentic peso bills possess certain characteristics which distinguishes it from the counterfeit ones. An example of such a characteristic is the presence of an illuminated image on the bill seen only when exposed under ultraviolet light. This thesis would involve itself in the development of a semi-automated module with an algorithm that would determine the authenticity of Philippine Peso bills by determining if the illuminated numerical image is present or not.The counterfeit bill recognition system will employ a process involving the capturing of the specific images on peso bills under ultraviolet and white lights via the video camera. The images will be digitized and converted into Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) using a Video Blaster card. These images will then be enhanced through an image processing algorithm written in Borland C++ before being used as inputs of the neural networks to determine the authenticity of the bill. 1995-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/8525 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Neural circuitry Money Counterfeits and counterfeiting Imaging systems Neural networks
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
language English
topic Neural circuitry
Money
Counterfeits and counterfeiting
Imaging systems
Neural networks
spellingShingle Neural circuitry
Money
Counterfeits and counterfeiting
Imaging systems
Neural networks
Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B.
Lee, Roderick C.
Ong, Benjimen Y.K.
Yu, Francis Rainier C.
Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
description Neutral networks has gained grounds for its wide of applications. It has been used as a vehicle for adaptively developing functions by training sets of patterns for recognition. With the proper algorithm and training, it can identify different images including genuine from counterfeit bills.Every denomination of authentic peso bills possess certain characteristics which distinguishes it from the counterfeit ones. An example of such a characteristic is the presence of an illuminated image on the bill seen only when exposed under ultraviolet light. This thesis would involve itself in the development of a semi-automated module with an algorithm that would determine the authenticity of Philippine Peso bills by determining if the illuminated numerical image is present or not.The counterfeit bill recognition system will employ a process involving the capturing of the specific images on peso bills under ultraviolet and white lights via the video camera. The images will be digitized and converted into Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) using a Video Blaster card. These images will then be enhanced through an image processing algorithm written in Borland C++ before being used as inputs of the neural networks to determine the authenticity of the bill.
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author Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B.
Lee, Roderick C.
Ong, Benjimen Y.K.
Yu, Francis Rainier C.
author_facet Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B.
Lee, Roderick C.
Ong, Benjimen Y.K.
Yu, Francis Rainier C.
author_sort Biagtan, Marco Giovanni B.
title Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
title_short Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
title_full Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
title_fullStr Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
title_full_unstemmed Counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
title_sort counterfeit bill recognition using neural networks
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 1995
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/8525
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