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Quality Assurance for Digital Book Collections

Automated identification of corresponding images and duplicate removal is a challenging task due to inconsistent quality of digitized book collections. Validating such collections based on qualitative criteria is a challenging endeavor according to the sheer amount of data that has to be processed. Traditional approaches seem to have peaked at a certain level. Scientists at […]

By schindlera, posted in schindlera's Blog

30th Apr 2012  12:34 PM  16043 Reads  No comments