I Want To Develop An Ocr Using Java? Where Can I Get The Source Code Which If Directly Executed Will Open The Ocr?

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i want source code for a OCR written in java

Posted 26-Mar-14 6:31am

dhuv149

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[no name] 26-Mar-14 12:32pm

Okay.... and? What would the problem be?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-14 15:22pm

The problem is fundamental and unsolvable. Please see Solution 1 where I explain it.
—SA

dhuv149 27-Mar-14 5:01am

thanks a lot for explaining the difference between the two, now i understood it. Im a beginner with basic coding skills in c ,c++ and java.my task is to present a OCR (a very simple one) as my project.so what do i do?im unable to understand how to develop it?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Mar-14 10:28am

You are welcome. For a beginner, I would advise much simpler projects. OCR in particular and image recognition is general are notoriously difficult problems.
—SA

dhuv149 27-Mar-14 10:57am

Again i thank you for the reply.i know this might be too much to ask for, but can u suggest me few projects that could be easily done in like a day or so.im already late for the submission, so ya please help if u can.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Mar-14 11:44am

To think about it, I would need to know something about you background (not just computing, but also fundamental sciences, such as mathematics and whatever else), and, very importantly, your interests. If it's hard for your to conduct, I could reference my general advice from my past answers (pretty interesting anyway), but it's maybe too general.

If interested, you can ask a separate question and leave me a notification by adding a comment to this my comment.

—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-26T09:21:00

This is not a question. More importantly, it's theoretically impossible to satisfy you. I'll explain.

This is because "I want to develop OCR using Java" and "I want source code for a OCR written in Java" are absolutely incompatible. If you want to develop OCR, you don't need any code, you should just do the development. If you receive some source code for the OCR written in Java (we don't deliver any serious code, but imagine that for a second) and use it, it will completely destroy your chance of developing the OCR, because, no matter what you do next, the OCR code won't be developed by you.

Good luck,

—SA