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road sign detection & recognition of signs

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manisha chawla - 18 Apr 2007 07:45 GMT
Hi
I'm developing a project of road sign detection & recognition of
signs, so could you please suggest me whether should i go for 2 tier
architecture or 3 tier architecture.
what r the advantages and disadvantages of these?
I want to build my application using java,if i will go for three tier
architecture then what are these 3 layers which should i go? and if 2
tier then which applications i have to use
Thanks
Manisha
Andrew Thompson - 18 Apr 2007 08:48 GMT
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>....so could you please suggest me whether should i go for 2 tier
>architecture or 3 tier architecture.

Whichever best suits the design you come up with.

>what r the advantages and disadvantages of these?

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