Re: [Quexf-discuss] Sorting wood from chuff - automated OMR processing

[Adam Z. <ada...@ac...>]

Dear Don,

queXF could be modified to do this - although it is possible it could be
used to replace remark entirely - depending on the form.

In functions/functions.barcode.php there is code for detecting barcodes. In
functions/functions.import.php there is code for importing PDF's and
processing them. In functions.image.php there is code for detecting blank
pages.

You would need to modify the code to handle your particular situation.

Regards,
Adam Zammit

On 12 September 2014 12:33, Don Gould <do...@bo...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm currently using Remark OMR software and I have a problem.
>
> I have a scanner with an automatic document feeder and I'm finding that
> my staff are putting blank sheets or manual forms in my queue.
>
> I need a solution that will figure out automatically if my document is a
> valid OMR form.
>
> I'm wondering if this software might do what I need?
>
> We need to just:
>
> 1.  Check if our document type bar code exists. (Every 'good' document
> has a barcode in the same place on the page that indicates the type of
> document)
> 2.  If no to step 1, rotate the document and check again
> 3.  If found, put the file in 'c:/GoodScans'
> 4.  if not found, put the file in 'c:/BadScans'
>
> Our intention is to then reprocess everything in c:/GoodScans and
> complete all the OMR reading.
>
> D
>
>
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