OCR for sequentially displaying document layout according to rec

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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382 9, 382 61, G06K 900

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051230623

ABSTRACT:
In an optical character recognition device for optically recognizing characters written on a sheet, the sheet size, the location of the characters on the sheet and the like are determined based on a sheet image detected from the sheet by use of a scanner. Further, in the character recognition device according to a preferred embodiment of this invention, the sheet size, the location of the characters on the sheet and the like can be displayed on a layout displaying screen. With the character recognition device, the location of the processed character and the recognition result or the recognized character can be independently displayed on a substantially real time basis in the recognition process.

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