Hi James,
The British Library hosted the IIIF conference earlier this year and I think they use it.
http://iiif.io/event/2014/london.html
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Subject: Examples of OCR (ALTO XML?) or other used with IIIF Presentation API ?
Hello everyone
Do any MCG members have any examples of institutions using IIIF presentation API ( http://iiif.io/api/presentation/2.0/ ) for digital objects, such as scanned books and newspapers, where they have OCR'd and included the output in the Annotations in the sequence / manifest ?
is the idea to do ALTO XML -> JSON-LD ? or something else? (or indeed, we should not do it via Annotation at all?)
cheers
James Grimster
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