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What is KelK?
KelK, our Farsi OCR (Optical Character Recognition) solution, addresses
the needs of anyone who is in need of an efficient and reliable means of
transcribing printed Persian text to an electronic format. Our Farsi OCR
software allows for users to easily transfer hardback copies of literature
written in Persian to digital text in ASCII format. This will allow users to
efficiently copy and edit Persian text via any word processors on their
computers rather than by hand.
Why KelK?
KelK’s potential applicability
falls in a very broad range. Our Farsi OCR may be used in
digital libraries to create digital books from the hard
copies quickly and
inexpensively. Both individuals and other organizations can
benefit from KelK in variety of capacities. KelK is also
considered as a bridge technology solution. In other words, it
might be part of the entire implementation of another software
program. For instance, a Persian auto-reader for blinds must
include a Farsi OCR to convert it to digital text.
What does KelK mean?
KelK
literally means quill or feather pen in Farsi (Persian).
What is
in KelK 1.0?
KelK 1.0 was successfully
completed in December 2006. This Farsi OCR is now capable of
converting texts written in the most popular font used in
Persian websites, Tahoma, with over 90% accuracy.
Snapshots of KelK 1.0 are available
Help us to build Your KelK!
To help us better understand what you expect
from KelK, you may complete a short survey and tell us a little
bit about yourself and what your expectations are from KelK. For
completing this survey
click here.
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