Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the conversion of images of printed or typed text into machine-encoded text. OCR is widely used to digitize printed documents through data entry and make the text searchable, editable, and usable for other machine processes. The OCR algorithm involves preprocessing the image, detecting text areas, and recognizing individual characters within those text areas. In conclusion, OCR is a powerful technology that converts visual text into editable formats to automate data extraction and enhance document management.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the conversion of images of printed or typed text into machine-encoded text. OCR is widely used to digitize printed documents through data entry and make the text searchable, editable, and usable for other machine processes. The OCR algorithm involves preprocessing the image, detecting text areas, and recognizing individual characters within those text areas. In conclusion, OCR is a powerful technology that converts visual text into editable formats to automate data extraction and enhance document management.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the conversion of images of printed or typed text into machine-encoded text. OCR is widely used to digitize printed documents through data entry and make the text searchable, editable, and usable for other machine processes. The OCR algorithm involves preprocessing the image, detecting text areas, and recognizing individual characters within those text areas. In conclusion, OCR is a powerful technology that converts visual text into editable formats to automate data extraction and enhance document management.
Team: Juweriyah Nomani, Vishakha Dajgude, Maithili Kamble, Vaidehi Nagle What is OCR? Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the mechanical or electronic conversion of images of typewritten or printed text into machine-encoded text. ● Humans are bound to make errors - some time or the other - especially while performing mundane boring tasks like digitization or Security, continuously.
Problem ● Many times we are unable to
perceive certain digits due to various
Overview factors - motion, lack digit clarity,
illumination and so on.
● It is these problems which have lead
us to dive into this topic. Uses of OCR 1. It is widely used as a form of Data Entry from Printed Paper data records, whether Passport Documents, Invoices, Bank Statements, Business Card, Mail or Other Documents.
2. It is common method of Digitizing
Printed Texts so that it can be Electronically edited, searched, stored more compactly, displayed on-line, and used in Machine Processes such as Machine Translation, Text-to-Speech, Key Data and Text Mining. Algorithm Preprocessing 1. Preprocessing phase is to make as easy as possible for the OCR system to distinguish a character/word from the background. 2. It is the most important phases, as the accuracy of the OCR system highly depends upon how well Preprocessing Text Detection 1. Text detection is the process of detecting the text present in the image, followed by surrounding it with a rectangular bounding box . 2. Text detection can be carried out using image based techniques or frequency based techniques. 3. In image based techniques, an image is segmented into multiple segments. Text Recognition 1. OCR (optical character recognition) is the use of technology to distinguish printed or handwritten text characters inside digital images of physical documents, such as a scanned paper document. 2. The basic process of OCR involves examining the text of a document and translating the characters into code that can be used for data processing. OCR is sometimes also referred to as text recognition. Conclusion
1. In conclusion, Image to Text OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is a
powerful technology that converts visual information from images or scanned documents into editable text. 2. It has revolutionized various industries by automating data extraction, enhancing accessibility, and streamlining document management processes. 3. With ongoing advancements in AI and machine learning, OCR systems continue to improve in accuracy and versatility