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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 01, 2015
Filed:
Mar. 22, 2012
Scott Coles, Waverton, AU;
Derek Murphy, Highland Ranch, CO (US);
Ben Truscott, Crows Nest, AU;
Ian Davies, Cammeray, AU;
Scott Coles, Waverton, AU;
Derek Murphy, Highland Ranch, CO (US);
Ben Truscott, Crows Nest, AU;
Ian Davies, Cammeray, AU;
Lexmark International Technology SA, Meyrin, CH;
Abstract
A computer implemented method for extracting meaningful text from a document of unknown or unspecified format. In a particular embodiment, the method includes reading the document, thereby to extract raw encoded text, analysing the raw encoded text, thereby to identify one or more text chunks, and for a given chunk, performing compression identification analysis to determine whether compression is likely. The method can further include performing a decompression process, performing an encoding identification process thereby to identify a likely character encoding protocol, and converting the chunk using the identified likely character encoding protocol, thereby to output the chunk as readable text.
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