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The Bible and multilingual optical character recognition

The Bible---an unlikely resource for language technology research---proves ideal for evaluating OCR techniques.

Philip Resnik | Song Mao | Tapas Kanungo | Doe-Wan Kim | Qigong Zheng | P. Resnik | T. Kanungo | Song Mao | Doe-Wan Kim | Qigong Zheng

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