#OpticalCharacterRecognition(OCR)

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Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology plays a pivotal role in this process, enabling computers to interpret and process text from images, scanned documents, and various other sources. The success of OCR systems heavily relies on the quality and diversity of the OCR Training Datasets used to train them.

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Everything You Should Know About OCR Services

In the era of digitization, OCR is playing a crucial role in the transition of analog records. We can get several benefits from OCR services while dealing with paperwork such as contracts, shipping slips, government papers, licenses, certifications, tariff sheets, catalogs, etc. In this blog, you will get to know some major facts about OCR services.

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Machine Learning Enabled Zonal OCR for Text extraction

Big projects, huge infrastructures, mesmerizing modern structures across the world were built with discipline and the utmost productivity within the minimum time possible. With economies around the world progressing rapidly, the construction industry is becoming increasingly responsible for building sustainable infrastructure within a comparatively shorter duration. Accuracy, speed, and creativity are in demand, appreciated and the need of the hour. Know more at https://ncircletech.com/blogs/machine-learning-enabled-zonal-ocr-for-text-extraction

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Enigma OCR

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Top 3 Best Online Tools to convert Images to text | OCR Technology

Best Online Tools to convert Images to text : - Today we see some Online Tools that Extract Editable Text from Images by using OCR Technology Top 3 Best Online Tools to convert Images to text in 2020 Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is an advanced software modus operandi that lets a PC to abstract text from pictures. In the first few years, OCR was rather coarse and erratic. However, developing technology has completely changed that approach, and OCR has emerged as a reliable and resourceful tool. Optical Character recognition technology allows initiatives and institutions to upgrade the experience of its customers by formulating content with no structure to be searchable. Interpretation of text from pictures via c+ allows abstraction of value from material that is used to reach benefitting decisions. Innovative technology that lets you identify text utilizing OCR can be functional in several fields to certify that customers are provided with the information they desire. OCR is successfully being used by a large business for data entry purposes. It increases productivity along with saving time, effort, and energy that is consumed for the extraction of data by the employees. The primary purpose of the development of the OCR tools is to provide the users with the benefit of scanning manuscripts from any natural sources like a picture, book, notes, or another thing and convert it into a digital file. Read the full article

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Google Photos now allows you to search for text in your pics

The search functionality in Google Photos is already a powerful tool, allowing you to find certain objects, locations, pets, events or even people within your snaps thanks to some clever AI, but it’s now been made even smarter. Utilizing the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tech found in Google Lens, you can now search for text from within Google Photos. Once it finds any images that contain that text, you’re able to use Lens to select and copy it in order to paste it elsewhere.

(Image credit: TechRadar) While it’s especially good at finding text within screenshots and other obviously-aligned words, it can also work wonders with non-standard fonts that are skewed and distorted, which is rather impressive. The feature was confirmed by Google Photos itself on Twitter after being initially spotted by users @can and @hunterwalk.

Can Duruk ✔@can  · Aug 21, 2019 Replying to @hunterwalk @googlephotos I also just discovered it does OCR on everything uploaded

Google Photos ✔@googlephotos You spotted it! Starting this month, we’re rolling out the ability to search your photos by the text in them. Once you find the photo you’re looking for, click the Lens button to easily copy and paste text. Take that, impossible wifi passwords

446 10:48 PM - Aug 22, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 181 people are talking about this As mentioned in the tweet, the feature is rolling out “starting this month”, and in the TechRadar office, both Android and web users found that they had received the feature – although its success varied across different devices – and there was no sign of it on iOS. The implication of this is that Google Photos is automatically applying the OCR tech to all of your images, and possibly storing the metadata about the text contained within the photo in some way, although we’ll need to hear more from Google directly to confirm how this feature fully operates. Read the full article

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That's #OpticalCharacterRecognition and its optical character recognition #algorithms, and #software that does the reading. 

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Spent the day training OCR algorithms on Alphabits cereal. Now I’m frustrated and hungry 😑 . . . #opticalcharacterrecognition #alphabits #wip #playwithyourfood #textbasedart #algorithm https://ift.tt/2AhZqGp

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