Certifiable optical character recognition
AssigneePanasonic Technologies, Inc.
InventorsDaniel P. Lopresti, Henry F. Korth, Jonathan S. Sandberg, Richard J. Lipton
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AssigneePanasonic Technologies, Inc.
InventorsDaniel P. Lopresti, Henry F. Korth, Jonathan S. Sandberg, Richard J. Lipton
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A certificate, calculated on the text of a document to be reproduced, is included in the document in a form which is machine-readable. Upon optical character recognition scanning, or other digitizing reproduction, the certificate is also scanned and stored for comparison. A new certificate is calculated on the contents of the reproduced document and compared to the scanned certificate. If the two certificates are different, it is known that at least one error exists in the reproduced document. More than one certificate can be provided for a document in order to facilitate error location on the document and error correction therein.
An information medium adapted to be scanned by a machine to recover a machine representation of a spatial relationship of blocks in said medium, comprising:
An information medium adapted to be scanned by a machine which stores error corrected machine-represented character data from original human recognizable characters in said medium, comprising:
An information medium adapted to be scanned by a machine to recover a machine representation of a spatial relationship of blocks in said medium, comprising:
A system for permitting a machine representation of a spatial relationship of blocks in a recorded information medium to be recovered by scanning said medium, comprising:
A system for permitting error-corrected machine-represented character data to be recovered from a recorded information medium by scanning said medium, comprising:
A system for permitting error-corrected machine-represented character data to be recovered from a recorded information medium adapted to be scanned by a machine, said medium containing a plurality of machine-rendered lines of human recognizable characters, and at least one non-textual machine-readable marker, said marker being machine-derived when said lines are machine-rendered and encoded for use by a machine in identifying errors in said scanned human recognizable characters, said system comprising:
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