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Finding simple Java class for implementation of text recognition

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cumlibrisnonsolus@gmail.com - 31 Jul 2008 13:45 GMT
Hello you all.

I am in a hobby project and would need a easy-to-use Java class or
component I can use more or less out of the box in my project for
simple text recognition. I want to compare one or more pieces of text
with one or more pieces of text to get some sort of indication if (1)
the information is auto-generated and (2) the writer is the same
person.

Do not look for a high probability, have from a small to medium amount
of text material to work with, just need something that can raise a
red flag and merit human attention in some cases.

Any hints on where I should go looking?

As a small side-question, I'd also appriciate info on similar open-
source class/component to scramble (or rather perform simple
encryption).

/Thanks
Andrew Thompson - 31 Jul 2008 14:56 GMT
On Jul 31, 10:45 pm, cumlibrisnonso...@gmail.com wrote:

Sub:
Finding simple Java class for implementation of text recognition

Well, the whole 'simple' thing can be covered by hiring
a consultant to do it for you.  Beyond that, you might
need to expend some effort.

> Hello you all.

G'Day!

> I am in a hobby project and would need a easy-to-use Java class or
> component I can use more or less out of the box ..

Your budget for this 'box' is ..what?

>...in my project for
> simple text recognition.

Define 'simple text recognition' for me.

>...I want to compare one or more pieces of text
> with one or more pieces of text to get some sort of indication if (1)
> the information is auto-generated and (2) the writer is the same
> person.

Recognizing the text from what?  A text file,
an image, the side of a milk carton?

> Do not look for a high probability,

I'm sure I could provide you with a random number
generator that could provide a low probability
match (that would cost a lot less).

>...have from a small to medium amount
> of text material to work with,

Oh, you want inference as well.  That will cost more.

>...just need something that can raise a
> red flag and merit human attention in some cases.

Try an 'intelligent agent' as might be found
pre-installed in an intelligent human.

> Any hints on where I should go looking?

Smart people.  (Or a very good consultant).

> As a small side-question, ..

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--
Andrew T.


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