[Environment] | Web Environment | |
[Intended Audience] | Advanced End Users | |
[License] | OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v2 | |
[Operating System] | OS Independent | |
[Programming Language] | PHP | |
[Topic] | Office/Business, Scientific/Engineering |
Sunday, January 20, 2008
queXF: Takes scanned paper forms generated using queXML and reads them
queXF (pronounced kweks-eff) takes scanned paper forms generated using queXML and reads them. Operators can then verify that queXF has read the form correctly. Once this is done, the data collected can be exported in a fixed width ASCII file with a DDI data description. queXF can be used as an alternative to programs such as Cardiff Teleform and Remark OMR, in some situations. It removes the need to manually enter form data, therefore reducing error and fatigue. It does OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) on each form to determine if boxes have been filled, and can use Tesseract OCR to determine what characters have been entered into boxes.
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