A Review on Automatic License Plate Recognition System

25 Feb 2019  ·  Satadal Saha ·

Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) is a challenging problem to the research community due to its potential applicability in the diverse geographical condition over the globe with varying license plate parameters. Any ALPR system includes three main modules, viz. localization of the license plate, segmentation of the characters therein and recognition of the segmented characters. In real life applications where the images are captured over days and nights in an outdoor environment with varying lighting and weather conditions, varying pollution level and wind turbulences, localization, segmentation and recognition become challenging tasks. The tasks become more complex if the license plate is not in conformity with the standards laid by corresponding Motor Vehicles Department in terms of various features, e.g. area and aspect ratio of the license plate, background color, foreground color, shape, number of lines, font face/ size of characters, spacing between characters etc. Besides, license plates are often dirty or broken or having scratches or bent or tilted at its position. All these add to the challenges in developing an effective ALPR system.

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