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> As Alex says, no. And it's a pity.
> I really think it is paramount to have a central place (on Wikisurce.org?)
> to discuss tools, templates, and procedures, as an international
> community.
> It is a project long needed.
> Where should we start it?
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> Aubrey
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Personally. I'll try to
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> I remember, for example, an awesome tool from Alex Brollo, postOCR,
>>> a js script which corrects automatically most common OCR errors and
>>> converts apostrophes.
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>> Where is this? Is it documented in English?
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As Alex says, no. And it's a pity.
I really think it is paramount to h
On 05/24/2013 09:11 AM, Andrea Zanni wrote:
> I remember, for example, an awesome tool from Alex Brollo, postOCR,
a js script which corrects automatically most common OCR errors and
> converts apostrophes.
Where is this? Is it documented in English?
Andrea mentioned two different tools merged
On 05/24/2013 09:11 AM, Andrea Zanni wrote:
I remember, for example, an awesome tool from Alex Brollo, postOCR,
a js script which corrects automatically most common OCR errors and
converts apostrophes.
Where is this? Is it documented in English?
As an example, we are collaborating right now w
I explored as a user the website of Distributed Proofreaders, to catch
ideas about proofreading. It has been a very productive and highlighting
experience, even if the whole philosophy of DP proofreading/formatting is
completely different - and incompatible - with wiki approach. One of tools
is an
I completely agree with Lars.
I remember, for example, an awesome tool from Alex Brollo, postOCR,
a js script which corrects automatically most common OCR errors and
converts apostrophes.
The tool is very useful and very used, and it would improve a lot from
a given list of common OCR errors per bo
Lars Aronsson, 24/05/2013 01:54:
It should be possible, in any language of Wikisource, to
check all existing text against
What do you define as existing text? Only the text currently stored in
wiki pages? Also the text layer of the DjVu or PDF files in use on the
wiki? Also the files uploaded
It should be possible, in any language of Wikisource, to
check all existing text against a known dictionary valid
for that year, and to find words that are outside the
dictionary. These words could be proofread in some tool
similar to a CAPTCHA. They might be uncommon place names
that are correctl
