Prior OCR → eScriptorium

University of Galway

Researchers associated with the University of Galway applied eScriptorium and its Kraken engine to the automatic transcription of Old Georgian manuscripts — a notably difficult, non-Latin script — as part of wider work using open-source HTR to turn scanned archival material into machine-readable text. The project demonstrates eScriptorium's versatility across divergent linguistic and typographic domains, and its value for improving discovery of heritage collections. An Irish example of open-source handwritten-text recognition applied to a challenging historical script.

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Reading Georgian Manuscripts Automatically on the eScriptorium Platform
University of Galway (ResearchGate)
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