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It really varies on the software but, from what I've read from research
n a typical text page of 2000 characters, conventional OCR, on average,
would generate 40 errors.
Steve Morgan
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Subject: OCR accuracy
Hello All,
I was asked a trick question today: How accurate is optical character
recognition? I wondering how accurate is OCR software/scanning that you
are running in your records shops? What accuracy percentage are you
committing to/ promising users?
Cheers,
Melissa
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