Information processing apparatus and non-transitory computer readable medium storing program
AssigneeFUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
InventorsFumi KOSAKA, Tadao MICHIMURA, Shigeru OKADA, Masanori YOSHIZUKA
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Abstract
An information processing apparatus includes a processor configured to acquire recognized items obtained by recognizing characters in a first image showing a reading target including one or more first fields in which characters are written and a second field in which a name or a signature is written, if any one of the first fields is inadequate, create a second image having blank fields for the inadequate first field and the second field, if the second field is inadequate, create a second image having a blank field for the second field, and output the created second image.
Claims20
An information processing apparatus comprising a processor configured to
- acquire recognized items obtained by recognizing characters in a first image showing a reading target including one or more first fields in which characters are written and a second field in which a name or a signature is written,
- if any one of the first fields is inadequate, create a second image having blank fields for the inadequate first field and the second field,
- if the second field is inadequate, create a second image having a blank field for the second field, and
- output the created second image.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process comprising:
- acquiring recognized items obtained by recognizing characters in a first image showing a reading target including one or more first fields in which characters are written and a second field in which a name or a signature is written,
- if any one of the first fields is inadequate, creating a second image having blank fields for the inadequate first field and the second field,
- if the second field is inadequate, creating a second image having a blank field for the second field, and
- outputting the created second image.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.