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Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services

Ink Recognizer

Reza Salehi

Azure Cognitive Services Ink Recognizer can be used to process digital ink content. This course will teach you how to detect shapes and handwriting in your digital content using this service.

Digital ink technology is vastly used in note taking apps, document annotation and digital art creation. In this course, Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services: Ink Recognizer, you’ll learn to use this service to recognize shapes and handwriting in your digital content. First, you’ll explore what can be done with Ink Recognizer. Next, you’ll discover how to provision and use the Ink Recognizer REST API. Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate Ink Recognizer into your applications. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Azure Cognitive Services needed to process shapes and handwriting in your digital ink content.

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Understanding Ink Recognizer

Working with the Ink Recognizer

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Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Introduces learners to foundational concepts in Azure Cognitive Services Ink Recognizer, establishing a basis for further study

Provides practical instruction, including hands-on experience with the Ink Recognizer REST API, empowering learners to apply their knowledge

Guides learners through the process of integrating Ink Recognizer into their own applications, fostering practical implementation skills

Facilitates the development of skills in shape and handwriting recognition using digital ink technology, in line with industry trends

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Review fundamentals of computer graphics

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Improve understanding of core concepts by refreshing memory

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Read textbook chapters on basic computer graphics topics
Work through online tutorials on introductory computer graphics concepts
Review class notes or lecture slides on fundamental computer graphics

Build a simple digital ink recognizer application using the Ink Recognizer REST API

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Reinforce learning by applying concepts in a practical setting

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Follow a tutorial on how to build a digital ink recognizer application using the Ink Recognizer REST API
Implement the steps in the tutorial to build the application
Test the application using sample digital ink data

Analyze digital ink data and identify patterns

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Develop proficiency through repetitive exercises

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Collect a dataset of digital ink data
Use data visualization tools to identify patterns and trends in the data
Develop algorithms or models to classify or categorize the digital ink data

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Design a user interface for a digital ink recognition application

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Sketch out ideas for the user interface
Create prototypes of the user interface using design tools
Get feedback on the design from users or experts

Develop a digital ink recognition system for a specific application

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Test and apply knowledge by completing a substantial project

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Define the requirements for the digital ink recognition system
Design and implement the system using appropriate technologies
Evaluate the performance of the system and make improvements as needed

Participate in a digital ink recognition competition

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Find a digital ink recognition competition to participate in
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Submit the solution to the competition

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Volunteer to mentor students in a digital ink recognition course or community
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