Industry Solutions and Case Studies
The Versatile OCR Program has demonstrated its unique value in four areas: educational institutions can use it to batch convert history test papers into searchable electronic files, and a university in Tokyo has successfully constructed a dataset of 50,000 labeled charts and graphs from 10 years' worth of biology exams; research labs can extract tables of experimental data from theses and papers, and a group at MIT has used it to automate the sorting of reaction condition data from chemistry journals; publishers can handle multilingual, mixed-typesetting textbooks. Publishers can handle multi-language mixed typesetting textbooks, and a Korean publisher completed digitizing 800 pages of bilingual teaching aids in three weeks; archives can handle special symbols in scanned ancient books with remarkable results, and tests at the British Library have shown that formulas in 18th-century mathematical manuscripts can be extracted correctly up to a rate of 89%. The AGPL-3.0 license ensures that these use cases must be open-sourced to improve the code and form a positive cycle of technology ecology. positive cycle of technology ecology.
This answer comes from the articleVOP: OCR Tool for Extracting Complex Diagrams and Math FormulasThe
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