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mark sensing
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mark sensing

Detecting pencil lines in predefined boxes on paper forms. The form is designed with boundaries for each pencil stroke that represents a yes, no, single digit or letter, providing all possible answers to each question. A mark sense reader detects the marks and converts them into digital code.


mark sensing [′märk ‚sens·iŋ]
(computer science)
In character recognition, that form of mark detection which depends on the conductivity of graphite pencil marks to locate and convey intended information; the information appears as special marks on sites (windows) within the document coding area.


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Advanced features enable processing events via bar code, mark sense forms, and function keys.
The system interprets OMR, hand and machine printed characters, bar code, mark sense and binary coded numbers.
The Scan-Optics 9000M scanning system provides high-speed, high-volume, image-based capture and optical mark sense recognition, and is able to accommodate extremely high volumes of time-critical work for the Customer, processing peak loads of over 4.
 
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