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Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Machine Learning with Ahmad Anis - ML 086
Sept. 8, 2022, 10 a.m. | Ben Wilson, Michael Berk
Adventures in Machine Learning redcircle.com
Optical character recognition, or OCR for short, is used to describe algorithms and techniques (both electronic and mechanical) to convert images of text to machine-encoded text. Today on the show, Ahmad Anis shares how he applies Machine Learning to OCR for small hardware applications, for example, blurring a face in a video in real time or on a stream to safeguard privacy using AI. The panel also discusses various strategies related to learning and soft skills needed for success within …
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