Concept information
Preferred term
printed character
Broader concept
Example
- A direct conversion is either impossible (phonetic symbols of any kind do not directly correspond to printed characters) or insufficient (source symbols are underspecified or incorrectly recognized). (Prószéky, Naszódi & Kis, 2002)
- Furthermore transcription of the actual printed characters may not always be the most desirable output. (Garrette & Alpert-Abrams, 2016)
- Hence in order to aid these visual methods of analyses we propose here a novel probabilistic generative model for analyzing extracted images of individual printed characters in historical documents. (Goyal, Dyer, Warren, G'Sell & Berg-Kirkpatrick, 2020)
- The score of the printed character OCR ranges from 0 to 100 where 100 means it is pretty sure about the output. (Nagata, 1998)
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-FSLWC7L9-8
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