by Ilya Evdokimov | Feb 15, 2010 | Uncategorized
When accuracy is the primary concern in document recognition, the best technique is multiple passes of the OCR or recognition process. Similar to how you would have a document manually entered two to three times, why not have an OCR engine convert it 3, 4, or even 5...
by Ilya Evdokimov | Jan 27, 2010 | OCR
Digital ink is the approach of having a touch screen device that monitors a users movements with a stylus on the screen to determine character was written. This is not OCR or more specifically ICR. Very often companies have asked for OCR technology when they meant...
by Ilya Evdokimov | Jan 14, 2010 | data capture
I find myself educating even industry peers on the topic of document type structure more and more recently. Often the conversation starts with one of them telling me about how unstructured document processing exists, OR the fact that a particular form is fixed when it...
by Ilya Evdokimov | Jan 4, 2010 | data capture, Fixed
When it comes to forms processing and data capture, working with documents that have hand-print vs. handwriting is a huge difference in accuracy and validity. Sometimes the difference between these two is not so clear. So how do you tell if your form is hand-print, or...
by Ilya Evdokimov | Dec 28, 2009 | OCR
The constituents of this blog are varied. Some know what OCR and Data Capture is, some do not. Some know they need it but now necessarily how to use it. Others know how powerful it is and have a good understanding of what is out there, but not the best practices. So...
