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學年
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114 |
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學期
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2 |
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發表日期
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2026-05-27 |
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作品名稱
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Cross-domain Generalization of YOLO-based Models for Large-scale Cursive Chinese Character Classification |
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著者
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Ching Teng;Chii-Jen Chen |
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會議名稱
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The International Conference on Recent Advancements in Computing in AI, IoT and Computer Engineering Technology (CICET 2026) |
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會議地點
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New Taipei, Taiwan |
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摘要
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This study investigates cross-domain generalization in large-scale cursive Chinese character classification under domain shift. A dataset of 985 character classes is constructed by manually cropping glyph images from cursive calligraphy copybooks. The data are divided into train/validation/test sets for in-domain evaluation, together with a cross-source wild dataset (N = 25,610) that simulates variations in color, illumination, and background conditions. We evaluate YOLO-based classification models with different capacities and systematically control color augmentation intensity (Base, M1, S1) to analyze the interaction between model capacity and robustness. Although all models achieve near-saturated in-domain performance (Top-1 = 1.000), substantial differences emerge on the wild dataset. The highest Wild Top-1 accuracy is achieved by YOLOv8s under Base augmentation (0.9972), while lightweight models exhibit stronger sensitivity to augmentation strategies. Experimental results show that the effectiveness of color augmentation is architecture-dependent. Moderate augmentation improves lightweight models, whereas excessive perturbation may degrade performance. These findings highlight the importance of explicit cross-domain evaluation and provide practical insights for designing robust cursive glyph recognition systems. |
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關鍵字
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Cursive Chinese character classification, cross-domain generalization, YOLO-based classification, data augmentation, domain shift. |
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語言
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en_US |
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會議性質
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國際 |
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校內研討會地點
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淡水校園 |
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研討會時間
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20260527~20260529 |
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通訊作者
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Chii-Jen Chen |
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國別
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TWN |
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