Character Recognition

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This Handbook is as much concerned with Document Handling, and with Paper and Print, as with Character Recognition - the latter has little commercial significance without the others - and there has been considerable difficulty in deciding the scope of the publication in certain areas. It was found, in fact, that some of the boundaries were as ill-definable as those of the poor-quality print characters that long-suffering reading machines are expected to recognise.

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Publisher : British Computer Society

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Format : Paperback: 195 Pages

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