Handwritten Digit Classification Using Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Network
Presenter: Prof Dr. Ahmed Khorsheed Mohammed
Host: ECE Department
Title of the Seminar: Handwritten Digit Classification Using Deep Learning
Convolutional Neural Network
Objectives or Summary: Due to the wide range of handwriting styles among individuals
and the low image quality of the handwritten text, accurate handwriting detection has been
a difficult challenge in computer vision. This is because static feature analysis of the text
images is frequently insufficient to account for these factors. The accuracy of recognizing
different handwriting patterns has recently progressively increased because of the
introduction of machine learning, particularly convolutional neural networks (CNNs). This
study uses various filter sizes to create a deep CNN model to increase the handwritten
digit recognition rate. The proposed model's multi-layer deep structure includes a fully
linked layer (also known as a dense layer) for classification and one convolution and
activation layer for feature extraction. The proposed methodology has an average
classification accuracy of up to 99.5% on the MNIST dataset.
The seminar is presented as a fellow up for a paper title "Handwritten Digit Classification
Using Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Network" published at "Journal of Soft
Computing and Data Mining" Vol. 5 No. 1 (2024) 79-90
Place of the Seminar:
Seminar Hall – 3 rd Floor – Electrical and Computer Engineering Department –
College of Engineering
Date and Time: Tuesday 12/Nov/2024 10:30AM