DRSMI Course Glossary
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ABBYY Finereaderleading commercial solution in terms of OCR. It supports more than 180 different languages and advanced layout analysis. It also has a dedicated module for recognition of gothic fonts (called Finereader XIX). This term is used in following lessons: | |
Accessibilitya general term used to describe the degree to which a product, device, service, or environment is available to as many people as possible. This term is used in following lesson: | |
Adobe Acrobat Readera free tool which allows to display and print PDF files easily. This term is used in following lesson: | |
Aggregatora service which aggregates (gathers) metadata or/and content from their data and/or content providers and use it to build the new services based on that data This term is used in following lessons: | |
Audacitya free, easy-to-use and multilingual audio editor. You can use Audacity to record live audio, convert tapes and records into digital recordings or CDs, edit various sound files (cut, copy, splice or mix sounds together). This term is used in following lesson: | |
Automatic document handlers (ADH)are available on some scanners and can increase throughput and lessen operator fatigue for sets of uniform documents in reasonably good condition. This term is used in following lessons: | |
Average Bitrate (ABR)average amount of data per second, higher bitrate for the parts that needs more bits, higher quality than CBR. This term is used in following lesson: | |
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Batch processingexecution of defined tasks on a group of selected files. This term is used in following lessons:
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Best Practice NetworkIt is a type of project funded under CIP ICT-PSP - eContentplus programme of European Union. It focuses on "promoting the adoption of standards and specifications for European digital libraries" [source]. | ||
Bit ratedefines the amount of data transferred (per second) when a given file is downloaded. This term is used in following lesson: | |