An edition of The History of OCR: Optical Character Recognition
(1982)
The history of OCR
Optical Character Recognition
by Herbert F. Schantz
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The history of OCR: Optical Character Recognition
1982, Recognition Technologies Users Association
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0943072018 9780943072012
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First Sentence
"To answer the question where optical character recognition really began tempts one to be overzealous and to look for OCR's early roots in the well-researched history of mankind's first use of symbols for representing concepts and, later, language."
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Men of Vision
Chapter 2. OCR's "Fabulous Fifties"
Chapter 3. Years of Expansion
Chapter 4. The "Eyes" of Texas 1861-69
Chapter 5. Sales, Service and Standardization
Chapter 6. "Why Should I Use OCR?"
Chapter 7. A Mature Technology 1970-80
Chapter 8. OCR in the Age of Instant Response
Appendix A. OCR List of Terms
Appendix B. An OCR Chronology
Appendix C. References
Footnotes
Index
Edition Notes
Bibliography: p. 101-103.
Includes index.
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A history of OCR technology, esp. from the 1950s through the 1970s.
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