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In the last two decades many digitisation projects have been carried out.
Whole books and entire collections of libraries have been transformed into a
digital format. The means for effectively analysing these documents are still
limited. Methods for processing those documents for which established character
recognition methods fail are required. In particular, this concerns documents
with mixed languages, special and unknown symbols, non-standard character sets,
especially rare fonts, such as those found in ancient documents.
This projects develops a system for automated analysis, preparation and
processing of documents without the employment of typical optical character
recognition methods. Instead, the analysis and comparison of glyphs solely
relies on visual features, enabling the processing of arbitrary symbols and
fonts. As a result, printed documents can be efficiently stored, transferred
as well as reformatted for different output media.
Cooperation
Prof. Dr. Arved C. Hübler
TU Chemnitz
Funding
German Research Foundation (DFG)
GZ: GO 2023/3-2