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Does it produce ASCII? UTF? If no, it's not OCR. edit: by the definition you seem to be going on, any facial recognition is also OCR, since you could conside

by Groxx 13y ago

Does it produce ASCII? UTF? If no, it's not OCR. edit: by the definition you seem to be going on, any facial recognition is also OCR, since you could consider a face a 'glyph' (edit: 'symbol'). The only 'text' thing here that I can see is that it is intended to be used on text, which lends some optimizations, nothing that it's actually text-based in any way.

Dylan16807 13y ago
If you make a font out of faces and use them as repeated glyphs then yes it's OCR. If you're not using identical symbols over and over than I don't think you have a sane definition of 'glyph'.