Zisha teapot seal recognition inquiry

At present, there were many trading platforms for purple clay teapots on the market to choose from. Some of the well-known e-commerce platforms such as Jingdong, Tianmao, and Taobao provided sales services for the purple clay teapot. These platforms had perfect trading mechanisms and after-sales services to provide consumers with a convenient and safe shopping environment. In addition, some professional purple clay teapot brands also had their own official websites or online shopping malls to provide direct purchase services. In addition, there were also some e-commerce platforms that focused on selling purple sand tea sets, such as Tibetan Pot World and Zhuoyi Purple Sand Street. These platforms gathered the works of many teapot masters. They were of high quality and had a variety of styles. In short, consumers could find suitable purple clay teapots on these platforms to trade according to their needs and preferences.

We can find some information about famous Zisha artists. In the inquiry of famous purple clay teapot artists in the past dynasties, there were Wang Youlan, Zheng Ninghou, Hua Fengxiang, Yuan Yulong, Jiang Delin and other famous pottery artists during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Chen Mingyuan was ranked third in the Yixing Zisha Teapot Famous Artists Index. He was a famous Yixing Zisha artist during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The tea sets and elegant toys he made were exquisite. In addition, there were also famous Yixing Zisha artists like Gu Jingzhou, Jiang Rong, and Xu Xiutang. In addition, there were some contemporary masters of purple sand, such as Lu Yaochen, Xu Xiutang, Wang Yinxian, and so on. In general, there were many famous masters of purple sand. They had exquisite craftsmanship and unique artistic style in the art of purple sand.

Tang Huagang was born in 1978 in Changxing, Zhejiang Province. He was a craftsman of purple clay pots. He loved art since he was a child, and he learned the design and production of purple clay pots from many senior craftsmen. Since 2006, he had been the director of the Aiyi pottery factory and specialized in the study of the essence of purple sand craftsmanship. Tang Huagang's teapot art works mainly focused on light goods, focusing on seeking novelty in tradition, seeking magic in modeling, seeking beauty in practicality, seeking truth in raw materials, seeking grandeur in small pieces, exquisiteness in large products, seeking dynamic in stability, and seeking interest in elegance. His works were widely favored by collectors and teapot lovers. Tang Huagang was one of the representatives of the fourth generation of young ceramists in Tao Du and was also the national assistant craftsman.

Jiang Minjie was born in 1989 in Dingshu Town, Yixing City, Jiangsu Province. He had been influenced by his father since he was young and had a passion for the art of purple sand. Jiang Minjie learned from Teacher Yan Wei and received guidance from many masters, gradually forming his own artistic style. His works have a high cultural content and have won many awards in various competitions. They are deeply loved by the majority of purple sand art lovers.

The recognition of the seal character seal could be achieved by using the seal mouse recognition app. First, he clicked on the mouse recognition app on his phone's desktop. Then, he chose the first option of "Picture Identification" in the Zhuan Shu app. After entering the next step, he chose "Take a Picture" or select a picture to identify. The software would automatically recognize the simplified Chinese characters corresponding to the seal characters in the picture.

The recognition of the seal characters could be achieved by using the seal mouse recognition app. First, he clicked on the mouse recognition app on his phone's desktop. Then, he chose the first option of "Picture Identification" in the Zhuan Shu app. After entering the next step, he chose "Take a Picture" or select a picture to identify. The software would automatically recognize the simplified Chinese characters corresponding to the seal characters in the picture. In addition, he could also download other related mobile applications, such as the seal script inquiry app, to learn and inquire about information related to seal script.

Jiang Liping was a purple clay teapot artist. She was born in 1971 and was from Yixing, Jiangsu Province. She was a member of the Jiangsu Province Arts Society and a national assistant craftsman. Jiang Liping entered Yixing Purple Sand Craft Factory in 1989 to study under Mr. Ding Yaping and Senior Craftsman Mr. Liu Jianping. She graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1993 with a major in ceramic design and worked in the Yixing ceramic museum's Yihuxuan pottery studio. Jiang Liping was skilled in making square artifacts and light goods. Her works have been published in professional magazines in Taiwan many times. In addition to the creation of the purple clay teapot, Jiang Liping was also a member of the Jiangsu Province Arts Society.

The photo-recognition of seal characters was a technique that could turn seal characters into recognizable characters by taking photos. There were several ways to achieve photo recognition of seal characters. First, he could use the mouse recognition app. After opening the application, he chose the " picture recognition " function and took a photo of the seal script. The software would automatically recognize and display the corresponding text. In addition, an application called " Wind Cloud Scanning King " could also be installed. The application integrated a Optical Character Recognition function, which could convert paper documents and certificates into electronic versions and support the recognition of seal characters. In addition, you can also use the technique of optical character recognition or image recognition to identify the seal script pictures. There are some corresponding software and APIs available on the market. In general, the photo-recognition technology of seal characters had a wide application prospect in excavating and inheriting ancient culture, and it provided technical support for the field of computer vision.

Seal Optical Character Recognition was a technique that converted the seal text in the image into an edited text. Through this technology, the text on the seal could be easily extracted for subsequent processing and analysis. The steps of Optical Character Recognition include image pre-processing, seal position detection and seal content recognition. In the image pre-processing stage, you can use the openLV library to perform operations such as adjusting the image size and gray-scale processing. The seal position detection needed to locate the position of the main body of the seal, and the target detection method of deep learning could be used. The content of the seal text can be identified using techniques such as curved Optical Character Recognition. The output of the seal recognition system included the coordinate frames of all the texts in the seal and the recognition results. The seal recognition technology could be applied to all kinds of seals, including round seals, oval seals, square seals, etc. It supported the recognition of multiple seals and horizontal rotations at different angles. The seal recognition system could be applied to scenarios such as official documents and bills to improve work efficiency and security.

There were two ways to Optical Character Recognition the characters on the Han Dynasty seals. The first was a two-stage method, which was text detection + Optical Character Recognition. First, the text detection model was used to detect the text inside the seal. The model needed to be able to detect irregular text lines. Then, the Optical Character Recognition model was used to identify the text content of the text line. For the recognition of the characters in the seal, the text correction method needed to be used to straighten the curved text for recognition. One could even choose to detect each single character in the seal, and then recognize the characters one by one, and then connect the single character recognition results according to a certain reading order rule to obtain the seal Optical Character Recognition result. The second method was a one-stage method, which was end-to-end Optical Character Recognition. The method directly predicted the text content of the input image from the image containing text, reducing the intermediate processing process. These two methods had their own advantages and disadvantages. The choice of which method to use depended on the specific needs and application scenarios.