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Document Processing Part II: Request Driven OCR

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 Martin Welker
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To get qualified access to paper based information, sometimes more than plain OCR is needed. This article shows why, and offers a solution to increase OCR quality by semi-automatic table extraction.
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First Posted 24 Apr 2005
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