What is Optical Character Recognition and Its Uses?

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the use of technology to distinguish between printed or handwritten text characters in physical documents such as scanned paper documents to digital images. The necessary OCR process involves checking the text of a document and converting the characters into code used for data processing. OCR can also be called text recognition.

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