Assist channel coding with character classifications

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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C382S310000, C382S232000, C382S182000

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ABSTRACT:
A system encodes a separate assist channel that carries only a small amount of additional information in a hardcopy document to compensate for failure of an OCR system to accurately reconstruct a scanned electronic version of the hardcopy document. The assist channel is encoded by mapping data from a primary channel of the document into a plurality of groups. The plurality of groups is used to classify the symbols of the primary channel by the likelihood that a character will occur and the likelihood that the symbols of the primary channel will be confused during OCR processing.

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