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Results for INVENTOR: walach eugeniusz
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A method for segmentation of characters in text that segments text into lines, words and slices and determines at least one of fixed pitch and proportional pitch prior to segmentation. The method computes histograms of the lines and defines widths of lobes of the histograms of the lines as the character pitches. In addition, the method further analyzes the character pitches; segments lines into words; computes histograms of the words and aggregating the histograms of the words at predetermined p...
A system/method is presented for scanning entire books or document all at once using an adaptive process where the book or document has known fonts and unknown fonts. The known fonts are processed through a verification system where sure words and error words are determined. Both the sure words and error words are sent to OCR training where they are re-OCR'ed and repeatedly verified until they meet a predetermined quality criteria. Characters or word not meeting the predetermined quality criteri...
An improved method of generating a compressed representation of a source data string, each symbol of which is taken from a finite set of m+1 symbols, a.sub.o to a.sub.m. The method is based on an arithmetic coding procedure wherein the source data string is recursively generated as successive subintervals within a predetermined interval. The width of each subinterval is theoretically equal to the width of the previous subinterval multiplied by the probability of the current symbol. The improveme...
A method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving 3-dimensional video images of a scene using conventional video transmission channels. The method requires the production of two images of the scene obtained from slightly different viewing angles, the images being sampled so as to generate for each image sets of component picture elements which are then sub-sampled according to a predetermined pattern, so as to form first and second sets of signals for each image. Both sets of signals corresp...
Methods and systems are provided for check code line recognition at a point-of-sale terminal having OCR and MICR capabilities. Images of problematic characters are extracted and automatically transmitted to a remote location for on-line manual validation or data entry. Video coding of problematic characters is performed for the correction of either or both MICR and OCR results. The correctly encoded characters are returned to the point of sale within a few seconds, and combined as necessary with...
The invention relates to a method for the compression and decompression of binary test images. The method distinguishes between large low-frequency areas and small high-frequency areas in the original frame. For the low-frequency areas, a scheme for lossy compression is used, whereas for the high-frequency areas, a scheme permitting lossless compression is applied. The compression/decompression process involves five stages; namely prefiltering to remove all black patches (e.g. by removing all bl...
A method for substituting interpolated values for ambiguous symbols in an arithmetically encoded symbol string, symbols in the unencoded original string being drawn from a Markov source and a finite alphabet. Ambiguity of a symbol is defined as where its symbol occurrence statistic lies outside of a predetermined range. Interpolation involves selectively combining the occurrence statistics of symbols adjacent the ambiguous symbol and recursively and arithmetically encoding the combined statistic...
This method relates to the compression of information contained in filled-in forms (O) by separate handling of the corresponding empty forms (CP) and of the information written into them (VP). Samples of the empty forms are pre-scanned, the data obtained digitized and stored in a computer memory to create a forms library. The original, filled-in form (O) to be compressed is then scanned, the data obtained digitized and the retrieved representation of the empty form (CP) is then subtracted, the d...
A method for processing forms in a computer system includes receiving from a human operator a design of a unified from template including data fields and respective attributes. Paper forms and electronic forms (e-forms) are automatically produced based on the unified form template. Filled-in paper forms and filled-in e-forms are accepted from the clients of the computer system, the filled-in forms including data items filled into the respective data fields by the clients. The data items are extr...
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