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OCR means Optical Character Recognition. It is used for digitizing scanned images and then recognizing the letters therein for further processing. If your business needs help with OCR you can use the services of our freelancers. Post a project today in order to get bids from freelancers.
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Object detection and barcode reading
4 days left
I need software that identifies objects by shapes and reads a specific barcode of 12 barcodes on a label. I remain at your disposal for more information. Thank you for your attention.
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PDF OCR for purchase order processing
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I need a python developer who has experience with django pyocr tesseract element tree libraries. The project is to build a PDF parser where documents are of various formats.
$23 / hr
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Receptionist Clerk
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Responsible for specimen receipt and preparation, records creation, reporting of results and transferring data to accounts receivable. Ensures all patient data is obtained and maintained in accordance with all applicable HIPAA regulations. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: 1. Performs all of the following: · enters test requisition data into computer creating an accessioning reco...
$39 / hr
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We have plenty of pictures of medicine and heath care products. Need a model to get product name, brand, and descriptions from these images. Please extract most text from given image. Attached is some samples for you. You can use any deep learning model or api. Thanks
$54
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