ATR Step 5: Text Recognition and Post-ATR Correction
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Floriane Chiffoleau, Sarah Rebecca Ondraszek (May 9, 2024). ATR Step 5: Text Recognition and Post-ATR Correction. Automatic Text Recognition. Retrieved February 9, 2026 from https://doi.org/10.58079/11nq2



Thank you! We have mentioned Transkribus just like OCR-D, OCR4all, eScriptorium and others throughout our posts and in the “Read-further”-Section and in the Bookmarks on the left side of the blog. However, the blog is focusing on the workflow, not so much on tools and on how to use specific tools, as there are quite a lot of tutorials around on that. Good luck with your transcriptions!
just a remark. I am a Dutch researcher for German texts (1470-1850). As such I miss, but that can be my ingnorance , the mention of Read.eu/Transkribus.