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Application of computer image processing in office automation system

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With the development of science and technology, a variety of office automation systems (OAS) has been extensively applied in various occasions. Moreover, digital image processing technology has made great progress. The emergence of a series of excellent algorithms represented by Adaboost human face detection algorithm extends the application space of digital image processing in daily work and study. Besides, the operational capability of existing personal computers enables them to run smoothly these algorithms, which further contributes to the technological maturity of the digital image processing associated office automation systems. To keep up with the pace of information technology, this study selects high definition (HD) technology for paper archives in OAS, which is related to digital image processing as the research content. Automatic high definition demonstration of paper archives can reduce the burden on staff. This paper solved the problems of correction of slanted document image, automatic extraction of identification photo and color enhancement of seal and verified the feasibility of the scheme.

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Zhang, M. Application of computer image processing in office automation system. Aut. Control Comp. Sci. 50, 179–186 (2016). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0146411616030081

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