by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | May 12, 2025 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Parliaments, Technology, Uncategorized
An official announcement from the Organizing Committee of the 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies The Hellenic OCR Team and Széchenyi István University, organizers of the 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary studies, are pleased to announce the core...
by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | Apr 5, 2025 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Technology, Uncategorized
An official announcement from the Organizing Committee of the 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the evaluation process for the 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies, set to take place in...
by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | Nov 7, 2024 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Parliaments
CALL FOR PAPERS – UPDATE 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies The organizing committee of the 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies invites submissions of papers for a unique event to be held in Athens, Greece, on Friday, 13 June 2025....
by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | Dec 26, 2023 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Parliaments, Technology, Uncategorized
A workshop on “Advanced analysis and recognition of parliamentary corpora” (ARPC) will be organized at the International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition conference (ICDAR 2024), which will take place is Athens, Greece. The ARPC workshop will be held on...
by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | Dec 26, 2023 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Parliaments, Technology, Uncategorized
CALL FOR PAPERS (UPDATED) Workshop on Advanced analysis and recognition of parliamentary corpora (ARPC) The ARPC organizing committee invites papers for the workshop to be held in physical format during the ICDAR 2024 conference in Athens, Greece. The ARPC workshop...
by Δρ Φώτης Φυτσιλής | Dec 20, 2022 | Announcement, Hellenic OCR Team, Media, Uncategorized
The Hellenic OCR Team and The Open Government Institute at Zeppelin University announce their partnership. Friedrichshafen/Athens. Parliaments generate and process enormous amounts of data. Some of these are publicly accessible, some are not. How can these data...
