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Deb Paul, iDigBio aOCR WG Explore the data…SORT! SORT images: ML, NLP, handwriting, label-finding, sort (collector, country, place, language, researcher) set creation takes advantage of human learning (mastery) geography, handwriting, morphology human preferences (autonomy, purpose) humans are in-the-digitization-loop faster transcription with ordered datasets (RBGE) humans like ordered datasets (RBGE) transcription 30 % faster than typing alone (SALIX) PARSE getting better, share algorithms! label type dependent New Tool for parsing output of OCR output coming. iDigBio aOCR wg MaCC TCN SALIX The use of optical character recognition (OCR) in the digitisation of herbarium specimens October 2013 Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) 2013 Conference. Florence, Italy. Robyn E Drinkwater, Robert Cubey, Elspeth Haston Deb Paul, iDigBio aOCR WG

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