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Abbyy (http://www.abbyy.com/) seems to be the market leader for OCR. I'm
sure others will have examples of training OCR packages on their material
and building OCR into their digitisation workflow. Platforms like the
Internet Archive also produce OCR texts from uploaded files, and other
tools are
Hi,
We are beginning a massive digitization project in which we will be scanning
thousands of documents. Most will probably be typewritten but definitely will
have handwritten documents as well. Anyone out there using OCR software,
especially anything that manages handwriting successfully?
On behalf of Kate Blanch
From: Kate Blanch kblanch at thewalters.org
Date: October 18, 2010 9:05:21 AM CDT
To: mcn-l at mcn.edu
Subject: RE: OCR Software
Hi all, I?m seeking recommendations for OCR software that colleagues have had
had good luck with.
We are seeking to use OCR
Hi Kate,
I would recommend you have a look at this freely available report from
our website:
Deciding whether Optical Character Recognition is feasible (PDF document)
Document created for the Oxford University Digital Library to introduce
character recognition techniques. The document
