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IJSREM33800
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8 |
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May 2024
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
In the fast-evolving landscape of human interactions, handwritten documents persist as ubiquitous elements. This study delves into the profound practicality of Optical Character Recognition (OCR), where the amalgamation of artificial intelligence and machine learning tools has led to the automatic analysis and conversion of handwritten and printed documents into electronic formats. Beyond the realms of research, this project envisions a dynamic web application that seamlessly integrates OCR, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and cloud-based solutions such as AWS. Users are empowered through a streamlined sign-up and sign-in process, establishing a personalized experience. The OCR functionality stands at the forefront, recognizing English sentences scanned through the application. Subsequently, an intelligent summary generation mechanism distils the essence of the content, providing a quick and insightful overview. The system then employs a dictionary to identify and prompt words, allowing users to explore meanings, pronunciations, and translations into various regional languages. A unique feature of the application is the incorporation of pop-ups, enhancing user engagement. As words are identified, they are translated into regional languages, fostering effective cross-language communication. Furthermore, the system offers a pronounced reading feature, converting text to audio for enhanced accessibility. Users can not only save their transformed content but also share it in a PDF format, ensuring easy dissemination of information. This holistic language transformation system redefines communication dynamics, making it accessible, efficient, and inclusive in the diverse linguistic landscape of the modern world.
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12/31/45427
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