From Global Alignment to Local Grounding: Zero-Shot Chinese Character Recognition with Radical Verification
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Zero-shot Chinese character recognition (ZS-CCR) aims to recognize characters whose categories are never observed during training, and typically relies on the compositional structure shared between se...
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