Automated visiting card information extraction using natural language processing

The extraction and association of contact data from business cards stay testing undertakings, basically depending on manual information section inclined to blunders and irregularities. Different card organizations, dialects, and formats further confound this interaction, impeding the advancement of all-inclusive arrangements. Existing robotized frameworks frequently battle with exactness, particularly with ineffectively checked or low-goal pictures, prompting fragmented or mistaken information sections. These restrictions obstruct contact data the executive’s proficiency, bringing about sat around, assets, and botched correspondence open doors. To address these difficulties, our exploration proposes a creative methodology utilizing Normal Language Handling (NLP) and Man-made consciousness (simulated intelligence) to computerize data extraction from business cards. By coordinating high level picture handling, text extraction, and language understanding strategies, our framework means to give a dependable answer for parsing and sorting out contact data. Methodology looks to upgrade efficiency, smooth out work processes, and further develop correspondence in business conditions.

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International Journal of Computing Programming and Database Management
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/27076636.2025.v6.i1a.108
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Mobile Agent-Based Network Management
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Automated visiting card information extraction using natural language processing

Pranjal Sharma, Rajeev Kumar Varshney, Bhaskar Gupta, Rishav Kumar et al.
International Journal of Computing Programming and Database Management
Mobile Agent-Based Network Management
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Automated visiting card information extraction using natural language processing

Pranjal Sharma, Rajeev Kumar Varshney, Bhaskar Gupta, Rishav Kumar, Shivam Deoliya
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Abstract

The extraction and association of contact data from business cards stay testing undertakings, basically depending on manual information section inclined to blunders and irregularities. Different card organizations, dialects, and formats further confound this interaction, impeding the advancement of all-inclusive arrangements. Existing robotized frameworks frequently battle with exactness, particularly with ineffectively checked or low-goal pictures, prompting fragmented or mistaken information sections. These restrictions obstruct contact data the executive’s proficiency, bringing about sat around, assets, and botched correspondence open doors. To address these difficulties, our exploration proposes a creative methodology utilizing Normal Language Handling (NLP) and Man-made consciousness (simulated intelligence) to computerize data extraction from business cards. By coordinating high level picture handling, text extraction, and language understanding strategies, our framework means to give a dependable answer for parsing and sorting out contact data. Methodology looks to upgrade efficiency, smooth out work processes, and further develop correspondence in business conditions.

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