JP2015219535A - Setting method, setting program and setting system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a setting system capable of easily finding erroneously recognized slip.SOLUTION: A setting system 100 acquires recognition results and the recognition rate of character strings hand-written on plural slips 101-103 which are received at a predetermined financial institution. The setting system 100 sets processing order of the slips 101-103 which are determined as slips addressed to own institution based on the recognition rate of the character strings hand-written on plural slips 101-103. With this, the setting system 100 can easily find the slips which are erroneously addressed to other institutions to thereby prevent occurrence of time-over of transfer processing of the slips which are addressed to other institutions.

Description

  The present invention relates to a setting method, a setting program, and a setting system.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a financial institution, a counter computer recognizes characters in a slip entry field by OCR (Optical Character Reader) in order to process characters handwritten in the entry field of a transfer processing slip. To get character data. As a related technique, for example, when the processing priority of a slip is determined, divided into a plurality of processing priorities, and slip information including the processing priority is stored in a queue, the slip information is associated with the processing priority. Is inserted at the end of the same processing priority.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-236453

  However, in the above-described prior art, when the transfer destination written on the slip is erroneously recognized as a result of character recognition, the slip to be preferentially processed may be wrong.

  In one aspect, an object of the present invention is to provide a setting method, a setting program, and a setting system that can easily find a misrecognized slip.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, at least a predetermined financial institution among the plurality of slips is transferred based on a recognition result and a recognition rate of a character string indicating a transfer destination input by handwriting on each of the plurality of slips. A setting method, a setting program, and a setting system for setting the processing order of a slip determined as a destination are proposed.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, there is an effect that it is possible to easily find a misrecognized slip.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of order setting of the setting device 100. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a configuration example of the financial system 200. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the setting apparatus 100. FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the setting apparatus 100. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram (part 1) showing an example of entry contents of the slip 500 received by the bank. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram (part 2) illustrating an example of the entry contents of the slip 500 received by the bank. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 1. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of determination as to whether the slip is for the own bank or the slip for another bank in the setting operation example 1. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 1. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 1. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 2. FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 2. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 2. FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 3. FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 3. FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 4. FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 4. FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 4. FIG. 19 is a flowchart (part 1) illustrating an example of the setting processing procedure. FIG. 20 is a flowchart (part 2) illustrating an example of the setting processing procedure. FIG. 21 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a calculation processing procedure.

  Exemplary embodiments of a setting method, a setting program, and a setting system according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(Example of order setting of setting device 100)
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of order setting of the setting device 100. In FIG. 1, a setting device 100 is a computer that executes a setting program according to the present embodiment and realizes a setting system according to the present embodiment.

  The setting apparatus 100 acquires a recognition result and a recognition rate of a character string input by handwriting on each of a plurality of slips received by a predetermined financial institution. Here, the plurality of slips accepted by a predetermined financial institution include a slip for performing a transfer process to a predetermined financial institution and a slip for performing a transfer process to a financial institution different from the predetermined financial institution. included. The recognition rate is the accuracy of the recognition result of the character string. The recognition rate is a value indicating that the lower the accuracy of the character string recognition result, the lower the recognition rate. The recognition rate is low, for example, when there are a plurality of recognition result candidates and it is difficult to determine a single recognition result.

  In the following description, a predetermined financial institution may be described as “own bank”. In addition, a financial institution different from a predetermined financial institution may be described as “other bank”. In addition, a slip for performing a transfer process for the bank may be referred to as “slip for the bank”. In addition, a slip for performing a transfer process for another row may be referred to as “slip for another row”.

  At this time, the time limit for performing the transfer process on the slip may differ depending on the type of the slip. For example, the time limit for performing a transfer process for a slip addressed to the bank may be different from the time limit for performing a transfer process for a slip addressed to another bank. Specifically, the deadline for performing the transfer process for a slip addressed to another bank may be earlier than the deadline for performing the transfer process for the slip addressed to the bank.

  On the other hand, the type of slip may be erroneously recognized from the recognition result of the character string. For example, a slip that is determined to be a slip destined for the bank may be included in a slip that is determined to be a slip destined for the bank itself.

  For these reasons, the deadline of the slip addressed to the own bank may be applied to the slip addressed to the other bank that is erroneously determined to be the slip addressed to the own bank, which may be postponed. As a result, the deadline of the transfer process may occur for a slip addressed to another bank that is erroneously determined to be a slip addressed to the bank.

  Therefore, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slips that are determined to be slips addressed to the bank based on the recognition rate of the character string input by handwriting on each slip. For example, the setting device 100 sets the processing order in order from a slip that has a high possibility of being erroneously determined to be a slip addressed to the bank.

  As a result, the setting apparatus 100 sequentially processes the slips that are likely to be slips addressed to the bank by mistake, and selects slips that are highly likely to be slipped addressed to the bank. It can make it easier to discover early. Then, the setting device 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the transfer process for a slip addressed to another bank.

  In the example of FIG. 1, an example in which a predetermined financial institution receives a first slip 101, a second slip 102, and a third slip 103 in order, and the processing order by the setting device 100 is taken as an example. The setting of will be described.

  The setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the first slip 101 and the recognition rate “70%”, and determines that the slip is destined for the bank. “Own” shown in FIG. 1 is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank.

  Further, the setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the second slip 102 and the recognition rate “80%”, and determines that the slip is addressed to the bank. The setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the third slip 103 and the recognition rate “60%”, and determines that the slip is addressed to the bank.

  Next, the setting device 100 sets the processing order for the first slip 101, the second slip 102, and the third slip 103, which are determined to be slips addressed to the bank from the recognition result of the character string. For example, the setting device 100 sets the first slip 101, the second slip 102, and the third slip 103 in ascending order of the character string recognition rate so that the processing order is earlier as the character string recognition rate is lower. Set the processing order.

  Specifically, the setting device 100 has the lowest recognition rate of the character string, and the possibility that the slip addressed to the other row is mistaken for the slip addressed to the own row is the first slip 101, the second slip 102, and the third slip. The highest processing order of the third slip 103 among the slips 103 is set first.

  Further, the setting device 100 has the second lowest recognition rate of the character string, and the possibility that the slip addressed to the other row is mistaken for the slip addressed to the own row is lower than that of the third slip 103, and is lower than that of the second slip 102. The processing order of the first slip 101, which is high, is set to the second.

  The setting device 100 has the third lowest recognition rate of the character string, and the possibility that the slip addressed to the other row is mistaken for the slip addressed to the own row is the first slip 101, the second slip 102, and the third slip. 103, the lowest processing order of the second slip 102 is set to the third.

  As a result, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips determined to be the slips destined for the bank in the descending order of the possibility that the slips destined for the other bank are mistaken for the slips destined for the bank. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string handwritten on each slip according to the processing order, so that even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another row is mistaken for a slip destined for the own row, the slip It becomes easy to discover early. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Here, an example has been described in which the time limit for performing the transfer process for a slip addressed to another bank is earlier than the time limit for performing the transfer process for the slip addressed to the own bank. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the time limit for performing the transfer process for a slip addressed to another bank may be later than the time limit for performing the transfer process for the slip addressed to the bank. In this case, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip in the opposite direction to that in FIG.

  The setting device 100 may be realized by a computer provided in a predetermined financial institution, or may be realized by a computer that can communicate with a computer provided in a predetermined financial institution.

(Configuration example of financial system 200)
Next, a configuration example of the financial system 200 including the setting device 100 illustrated in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a configuration example of the financial system 200. In FIG. 2, the financial system 200 includes a setting device 100 and an information processing device 201. The setting device 100 and the information processing device 201 are connected by a network 210.

  The network 210 is a communication network such as a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), and the Internet. The setting device 100 is, for example, a PC (Personal Computer), a server, or the like. The information processing apparatus 201 is a computer that is used by an operator of a counter service. The information processing apparatus 201 is, for example, a PC or a notebook PC.

  Here, although the case where the setting device 100 is a device different from the information processing device 201 has been described, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, any one of the information processing apparatuses 201 may have a function as the setting apparatus 100 and perform output control on the own apparatus and the other information processing apparatuses 201. In addition, each information processing apparatus 201 may have a function as the setting apparatus 100 and may perform output control on the own apparatus.

(Example of hardware configuration of setting device 100)
Next, a hardware configuration example of the setting device 100 will be described.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the setting apparatus 100. In FIG. 3, the setting device 100 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 301, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 302, and a RAM (Random Access Memory) 303.

  The setting apparatus 100 further includes a magnetic disk drive (Hard Disk Drive) 304, a magnetic disk 305, an optical disk drive 306, and an optical disk 307. The setting apparatus 100 further includes a display 308, an interface (I / F: Interface) 309, a keyboard 310, a mouse 311, a scanner 312, and a printer 313. Each component is connected by a bus 300.

  Here, the CPU 301 governs overall control of the setting device 100. The ROM 302 stores a program such as a boot program. In addition, the ROM 302 indicates a combination of the name of the financial institution of the bank and the other bank, the branch name of the financial institution, the deposit type of the account opened in the financial institution, and the account number of the account as the transfer destination. The transfer destination data may be stored. The ROM 302 may store a calculation formula for calculating an index value for the processing order of the slip based on the recognition rate of the character string.

  The RAM 303 is used as a work area for the CPU 301. The RAM 303 may store image data obtained by reading each slip of a plurality of slips. Further, the RAM 303 may store a determination result as to whether the slip is addressed to the bank. Further, the RAM 303 may store a determination result as to whether the account is a voucher that uses an account that exists in the bank as a transfer destination or a voucher that uses an account that does not exist in the bank. In the following description, a slip that uses an account in the bank as a transfer destination may be referred to as “slip for the bank account”.

  Further, the RAM 303 may store a determination result as to whether the account is a voucher that uses an account that exists in another bank as a transfer destination or a voucher that uses an account that does not exist in another line as a transfer destination. In the following description, a slip that uses an account existing in another bank as a transfer destination may be referred to as a “slip addressed to another bank account”. The RAM 303 may store an index value for setting the processing order of the slip calculated based on the character string recognition rate. The RAM 303 may store the set slip processing order.

  The magnetic disk drive 304 controls the reading / writing of the data with respect to the magnetic disk 305 according to control of CPU301. The magnetic disk 305 stores data written under the control of the magnetic disk drive 304.

  The optical disk drive 306 controls the reading / writing of the data with respect to the optical disk 307 according to control of CPU301. The optical disk 307 stores data written under the control of the optical disk drive 306, and causes the computer to read data stored on the optical disk 307.

  The display 308 displays data such as a document, an image, and function information as well as a cursor, an icon, or a tool box. The display 308 is, for example, a liquid crystal display or a plasma display.

  The I / F 309 is connected to a network 210 such as a LAN, a WAN, or the Internet through a communication line, and is connected to another device via the network 210. The I / F 309 controls an internal interface with the network 210 and controls input / output of data from an external device. The I / F 309 is, for example, a modem or a LAN adapter.

  The keyboard 310 includes keys for inputting characters, numbers, various instructions, and the like, and inputs data. Moreover, a touch panel type input pad or a numeric keypad may be used. The mouse 311 performs cursor movement, range selection, window movement, size change, and the like. For example, the setting device 100 may include a trackball, a joystick, or the like as long as it has the same function as a pointing device instead of the keyboard 310.

  The scanner 312 optically reads an image and takes in the image data into the setting device 100. The scanner 312 may have an OCR function. The printer 313 prints image data and document data. The printer 313 is, for example, a laser printer or an ink jet printer.

  The setting apparatus 100 may not include at least one of the optical disk drive 306, the optical disk 307, the display 308, the keyboard 310, the mouse 311, the scanner 312, and the printer 313.

(Example of hardware configuration of information processing apparatus 201)
The hardware configuration example of the information processing apparatus 201 is the same as the hardware configuration example of the setting apparatus 100 illustrated in FIG.

(Functional configuration example of setting device 100)
Next, a functional configuration example of the setting apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the setting apparatus 100. The setting apparatus 100 includes a receiving unit 401, a setting unit 402, and an output unit 403 as functions serving as a control unit.

  The accepting unit 401 accepts image data obtained by reading a slip and gives a receipt number to the slip. The accepting unit 401 receives, from the information processing apparatus 201, image data obtained by the information processing apparatus 201 reading a slip via the I / F 309, for example. Accordingly, the setting unit 402 can acquire the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten on the slip from the image data received by the receiving unit 401.

  In addition, the reception unit 401 uses, for example, the information processing apparatus 201 to recognize the recognition result and the recognition rate obtained by the character recognition of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwrittenly input in the slip via the I / F 309. You may receive from the apparatus 201. FIG. Thereby, the setting unit 402 can acquire the recognition result and the recognition rate received by the receiving unit 401.

  The received data is stored in a storage area such as the RAM 303, the magnetic disk 305, and the optical disk 307 shown in FIG. The reception unit 401 realizes its function by causing the CPU 301 to execute a program stored in a storage device such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, the magnetic disk 305, and the optical disk 307 illustrated in FIG. 3 or by the I / F 309, for example. To do.

  The setting unit 402 determines that at least a predetermined financial institution of the plurality of slips is a transfer destination based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by handwriting on each of the plurality of slips. Set the processing order of the completed slip. The setting unit 402 performs, for example, any of first to seventh processing examples described later.

  Here, the character string of the transfer destination is a character string including at least a character string indicating the financial institution of the transfer destination. The character string of the transfer destination may be a character string including a character string indicating a combination of a branch name, an item, and an account number in the financial institution of the transfer destination as a character string indicating the account of the transfer destination.

  The recognition result is character data obtained by character recognition of a character string indicating a transfer destination. The recognition rate is a value obtained by character recognition of a character string indicating a transfer destination. The predetermined financial institution is a financial institution that performs slip transfer processing. The predetermined financial institution is, for example, a financial institution that has accepted a plurality of slips. Specifically, the predetermined financial institution is its own bank.

<First processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 determines the processing order of a slip with a low character string recognition rate among slips in which a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined as a transfer destination from a character string recognition result. Set to be earlier than the processing order of high slips.

  Specifically, the setting unit 402 determines, for each of a plurality of slips, a match between the name of the financial institution included in the character string recognition result and the name of the financial institution of the bank. At this time, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to match is a slip addressed to the bank. In addition, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to be inconsistent is not a slip destined for the own bank but a slip destined for another bank.

  Next, the setting unit 402 calculates the recognition rate of 100-financial institution name as an index value for setting the processing order for each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank. Then, the setting unit 402 determines the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank so that the processing order of a slip with a large index value is earlier than the processing order of a slip with a small index value. Set.

  The index value may be, for example, (100−recognition rate of financial institution name) + (100−recognition rate of branch name). The index value is (100−recognition rate of financial institution name) + (100−recognition rate of branch name) + {0.1 × (100−recognition rate of item)} + {0.1 × (100−branch name). Recognition rate)}.

  The index value may be calculated by weighting the financial institution name. The index value is, for example, {2 × (100−recognition rate of financial institution name)} + (100−recognition rate of branch name) + {0.1 × (100−recognition rate of item)} + {0.1. X (100-recognition rate of branch name)}. In this way, by giving a weight to the name of the financial institution, it is possible to focus on whether it is a slip addressed to the own bank or a slip addressed to another bank.

  Accordingly, the setting unit 402 can set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank in descending order of recognition rate of the character string. Here, the low recognition rate of the character string corresponds to a high possibility that the slip addressed to the other row is mistaken for the slip addressed to the own row. Therefore, in other words, the setting unit 402 may set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank in the descending order of possibility that the slip destined for the other bank is mistaken for the slip destined for the bank. it can.

  For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that a slip destined for the other row is included in the slip determined to be the slip destined for the own row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for the slip addressed to the bank, it is easy to find the slip early.

<Second processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 changes the processing order of the slips whose character string recognition rate is lower than a predetermined value among slips in which a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character strings is a transfer destination, The recognition rate is set so as to be earlier than the processing order of slips higher than a predetermined value.

  Specifically, similarly to the first processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is a slip destined for the own bank or a slip destined for another bank, and each slip determined to be a slip destined for the own bank. An index value is calculated for. Then, the setting unit 402 determines the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank, and the processing order of a slip with an index value greater than a predetermined value is greater than the processing order of a slip with an index value smaller than a predetermined value. Set to be faster.

  As a result, the setting unit 402 determines, among the slips determined to be a slip destined for the bank, a group of slips that are likely to be mistaken for a slip destined for the other bank and a slip destined for the other bank. It can be divided into a group of vouchers that are less likely to be mistaken for the voucher addressed. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input by handwriting on each slip included in the slip group that is likely to be mistaken for the slip destined for the other row in accordance with the processing order. can do. Then, even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another bank is mistaken for a slip destined for the bank, the user of the setting device 100 can easily find the slip early.

<Third processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 determines whether a slip that has been determined as a transfer destination from a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips based on a character string recognition result is an account that exists in the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips. Judging. Then, the setting unit 402 determines the processing order of the slip determined that the account that does not exist in the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is the transfer destination, and the slip that determines that the account that exists in the financial institution that receives the plurality of slips is the transfer destination. Is set to be earlier than the processing order.

  Specifically, as in the first processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is for the own bank or for another bank. Next, for each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank, the setting unit 402 combines the branch name, item, and account number included in the character string recognition result, and the branch name, item, and account of the bank. Matching with the combination with the number is performed.

  At this time, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to match is a slip destined for the bank and a slip destined for the bank account. Further, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to be inconsistent is a slip destined for the own bank but is not a slip destined for the own bank account.

  Then, the setting unit 402 sets the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip destined for its own bank, but the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for its own bank but not a slip destined for its own bank account, It is set so that it is earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account.

  As a result, the setting unit 402 is a slip addressed to the bank so that the processing order of the slip with the account that does not exist in the bank as the transfer destination is earlier than the slip with the account that exists in the bank as the transfer destination. It is possible to set the processing order of each slip determined to be. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input by hand on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row among the slips determined to be the slip destined for the own row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for the slip addressed to the bank, it is easy to find the slip early.

<Fourth processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 selects a slip determined from a financial institution different from a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips from a character string recognition result as a transfer destination, and a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips from a character string recognition result. Set the processing order earlier than the slip determined as the transfer destination. Here, the different financial institutions are, for example, other banks.

  Specifically, as in the first processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is for the own bank or for another bank. Then, the setting unit 402 determines that the processing order of each of a plurality of slips is a processing order of a slip that is determined to be a slip destined for another bank, than a processing order of a slip that is determined to be a slip destined for its own bank. Set to be faster.

  Thereby, the setting unit 402 can set the processing order of each slip of the plurality of slips so that the processing order of the slips destined for the other row is earlier than the processing order of the slips destined for the own row. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, thereby performing the transfer process earlier for the slip destined for the other row than the slip destined for the own row. It becomes easier to do.

<Fifth processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 may change the processing order of a slip with a high recognition rate of a character string from among slips in which a financial institution different from the financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined as a transfer destination from a character string recognition result. It is set so as to be earlier than the processing order of a slip with a low column recognition rate.

  Specifically, as in the first processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is for the own bank or for another bank. Next, the setting unit 402 calculates a recognition rate of 100-financial institution name as an index value for setting a processing order for each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank. Then, the setting unit 402 determines that the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip destined for another line is earlier in the processing order of a slip with a small index value than the processing order of a slip with a large index value. Set.

  The index value may be, for example, (100−recognition rate of financial institution name) + (100−recognition rate of branch name). The index value is (100−recognition rate of financial institution name) + (100−recognition rate of branch name) + {0.1 × (100−recognition rate of item)} + {0.1 × (100−branch name). Recognition rate)}.

  The index value may be calculated by weighting the financial institution name. The index value is, for example, {2 × (100−recognition rate of financial institution name)} + (100−recognition rate of branch name) + {0.1 × (100−recognition rate of item)} + {0.1. X (100-recognition rate of branch name)}.

  Accordingly, the setting unit 402 processes each slip determined to be a slip destined for another row in descending order of the probability that the recognition rate of the character string is high and the slip destined for the own row is mistaken for the slip destined for the other row. The order can be set. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row is the slip destined for the other row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for a slip addressed to another bank, it becomes easier to postpone the slip.

<Sixth processing example>
The setting unit 402 determines, for example, whether or not a transfer destination is a financial institution different from a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips based on a character string recognition result. Then, the setting unit 402 sets the processing order of slips having a character string recognition rate higher than a predetermined value, and the processing order of slips having a character string recognition rate lower than a predetermined value, among slips determined to be different financial institutions. Set to be faster.

  Specifically, similarly to the fifth processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is a slip destined for its own bank or a slip destined for another row, and each of the slips determined to be a slip destined for another row An index value is calculated for the slip. Then, the setting unit 402 determines the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line, and the processing order of slips whose index value is smaller than the predetermined value when the processing order of the slip is smaller than the predetermined value. Set to be faster.

  As a result, the setting unit 402 determines, among the slips that are determined to be slips addressed to other banks, a group of slips that are less likely to be mistaken for slips addressed to other banks, and other slips that are addressed to the own bank. It can be divided into a group of slips that are likely to be mistaken for slips addressed to the line. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip included in the slip group that is unlikely to be mistaken for the slip destined for the other row according to the processing order. can do. The user of the setting device 100 can easily postpone the slip even if the slip addressed to the bank is mistaken for the slip addressed to another bank.

<Seventh processing example>
For example, the setting unit 402 determines whether or not an account existing in a financial institution different from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is to be transferred from the character string recognition result. Then, the setting unit 402 sets the processing order of the slip determined that the account existing in the different financial institution is the transfer destination to be earlier than the processing order of the slip determined that the account not existing in the different financial institution is the transfer destination. To do.

  Specifically, as in the first processing example, the setting unit 402 determines whether the slip is for the own bank or for another bank. Next, for each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another row, the setting unit 402 combines the branch name, item, and account number included in the character string recognition result, and the branch name and item of the other row. And match with the combination of account number.

  At this time, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to match is a slip destined for another bank and a slip destined for the other bank account. In addition, the setting unit 402 determines that the slip determined to be inconsistent is a slip destined for another bank, but is not a slip destined for the other bank account.

  Then, the setting unit 402 sets the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip destined for another row to the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for another row but not a slip destined for another bank account. Is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the other bank account.

  As a result, the setting unit 402 sets the processing order of the slips with the account that is not in the other line as the transfer destination to be earlier than the slips with the account that is in the other line as the transfer destination. The processing order of each slip determined to be a slip can be set. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row is the slip destined for the other row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for a slip addressed to another bank, it becomes easier to postpone the slip.

  The set processing order is stored in a storage area such as the RAM 303, the magnetic disk 305, and the optical disk 307 shown in FIG. The setting unit 402 realizes its function by causing the CPU 301 to execute a program stored in a storage device such as the ROM 302, the RAM 303, the magnetic disk 305, and the optical disk 307 illustrated in FIG.

  Here, although the case where the setting unit 402 performs any one of the first processing example to the seventh processing example has been described, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the setting unit 402 may perform a combination of several processing examples from the first processing example to the seventh processing example.

  The output unit 403 outputs the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the slip and the image data of the slip in association with each other based on the set processing order. For example, the output unit 403 performs display on the display 308, print output to the printer 313, and transmission to an external apparatus via the I / F 309. Further, the output unit 403 may be stored in a storage area such as the RAM 303, the magnetic disk 305, and the optical disk 307.

  Thereby, the user of the setting apparatus 100 compares the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the slip output by the output unit 403 with the image data of the slip, and whether the recognition result of the character string is correct. If there is an error in the recognition result of the character string, it can be corrected. Then, the user of the setting device 100 can perform a slip transfer process.

(An example of the contents of the slip 500)
Next, with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, an example of entry contents of the slip 500 received by the bank will be described.

  FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of entry contents of the slip 500 accepted by the bank. In FIG. 5, the slip 500 uses a transfer destination entry field of the slip 500 as a transfer destination, a character string “XY” indicating a financial institution, a transfer destination financial institution type “bank”, and a transfer destination financial. The character string “Tokyo” indicating the branch of the institution is entered.

  Further, in the slip 500, the deposit item “ordinary” is entered using the deposit item entry column of the slip 500 as a transfer destination. Further, in the slip 500, an account number “1234567” is entered as a transfer destination using the account number entry column of the slip 500.

  Further, in the slip 500, the amount “¥ 1543800” is written right-justified using the amount entry column of the slip 500. In addition, in the slip 500, the designated transfer date “01/19/21” is entered using the designated transfer date entry field of the slip 500.

  Also, in the slip 500, the recipient “Kobayashi ABC Industrial Planning Co., Ltd.” who receives the amount “¥ 15443800”, the client “Taro Taro” who has transferred the amount “¥ 15443800”, and the address “Tokyo Metropolitan Area ○○ Ward ○○ Town 1-2-3 "etc. are entered.

  In FIG. 6, the slip 500 uses a transfer destination entry field of the slip 500 as a transfer destination, a character string “XY Palace” indicating a financial institution, a type of bank of the transfer destination “bank”, and a transfer destination financial. The character string “Tokyo” indicating the branch of the institution is entered. Here, it is assumed that the third character “miya” of the character string “XY palace” indicating a financial institution is difficult to recognize, and can be recognized as “communication”.

  Further, in the slip 500, the deposit item “ordinary” is entered using the deposit item entry column of the slip 500 as a transfer destination. Further, in the slip 500, an account number “1234567” is entered as a transfer destination using the account number entry column of the slip 500.

  Further, in the slip 500, the amount “¥ 1543800” is written right-justified using the amount entry column of the slip 500. In addition, in the slip 500, the designated transfer date “01/19/21” is entered using the designated transfer date entry field of the slip 500.

  Also, in the slip 500, the recipient “Kobayashi ABC Industrial Planning Co., Ltd.” who receives the amount “¥ 15443800”, the client “Taro Taro” who has transferred the amount “¥ 15443800”, and the address “Tokyo Metropolitan Area ○○ Ward ○○ Town 1-2-3 "etc. are entered.

(Setting operation example 1)
Next, a setting operation example 1 of the setting apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG. Setting operation example 1 is an example in which the first processing example and the fourth processing example described above are combined.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 1. 7, (1) the setting apparatus 100 recognizes the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination that is input by handwriting on each of a plurality of slips including the slip 500 shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. To get.

  (2) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the character string indicating the transfer destination is consistent with the name of the financial institution of the bank. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each of the plurality of slips is a slip addressed to the own bank or a slip addressed to another bank. “Self” shown in FIG. 7 is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank. “Other” is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank.

  (3) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line from a plurality of slips. (4) The setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip addressed to another row so that the processing order is earlier as the order received by the own row is earlier.

  (5) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank from a plurality of slips. (6) The setting apparatus 100 recognizes the character string so that the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip destined for the bank is slower than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip destined for the other row. The processing order of slips with a low rate is set to be earlier than the processing order of slips with a high recognition rate of character strings. For example, the setting device 100 stores the set processing order in the ROM 302 in the form of a queue.

(Processing contents in setting operation example 1 of setting device 100)
Next, an example of processing contents in the setting operation example 1 of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIGS.

<An example of determining whether a voucher is addressed to the bank or a voucher addressed to another bank>
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of determination as to whether the slip is for the own bank or the slip for another bank in the setting operation example 1. The setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition result of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by hand as the transfer destination for each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” to “10”, and determines whether the slip is a slip addressed to the bank. It is determined whether the slip is addressed to the line, and the recognition result and the determination result are stored in association with each other.

  For example, the setting device 100 recognizes the name of the financial institution “XY bank” as the transfer destination in association with the reception number “1” as the recognition result of the character string input as the transfer destination in the slip with the reception number “1”. And the branch name “Tokyo”, the item “ordinary” and the account number “1234567” are acquired. Next, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether the financial institution name included in the recognition result matches the financial institution name “XY Bank”. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that they match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “1” is the slip addressed to the bank. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition result and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 determines that each of the slips with the reception numbers “2” to “4” is a slip addressed to the bank, similarly to the slip with the reception number “1”. Then, the setting apparatus 100 stores the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting as the transfer destination and the determination result in association with each slip of the receipt numbers “2” to “4”. Here, “?” Is a mark indicating that character recognition has failed. For example, the branch name “? Kyo” indicates that the character recognition of the first character in the branch name has failed.

  In addition, the setting apparatus 100 recognizes the name of the financial institution “XY? Bank” as the transfer destination in association with the reception number “5” as the recognition result of the character string input as a transfer destination in the slip with the reception number “5”. And the branch name “Tokyo”, the item “ordinary” and the account number “1234567” are acquired. Next, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether the financial institution name included in the recognition result matches the financial institution name “XY Bank”. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that they do not match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “5” is a slip addressed to another bank. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition result and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip with the reception number “6” is a slip addressed to another line, similarly to the slip with the reception number “5”. Then, the setting apparatus 100 stores the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the slip with the receipt number “6” and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 determines that each of the slips with the reception numbers “7” to “9” is a slip addressed to the bank, similarly to the slip with the reception number “1”. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting as the transfer destination and the determination result in association with each slip of the receipt numbers “7” to “9”.

  Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “10” is a slip addressed to another line, similarly to the slip with the receipt number “5”. Then, the setting apparatus 100 stores the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the slip with the receipt number “10” and the determination result in association with each other.

<Example of index value calculation based on recognition rate>
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 1. The setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination inputted by hand as the transfer destination for each slip of the receipt numbers “1” to “10”, and sets the processing order based on the recognition rate. An index value for setting is calculated and stored.

  For example, the setting apparatus 100 acquires a recognition rate of a character string input by handwriting as a transfer destination in a slip with the receipt number “1”. Specifically, the setting apparatus 100 associates the reception number “1” with the recognition rate “90” of the name of the financial institution that is the transfer destination, the recognition rate “93” of the branch name, and the recognition rate “100” of the item. The account number recognition rate “88” is acquired.

  Next, the setting apparatus 100 uses “(100−recognition rate of financial institution name) + (100−recognition rate of branch name) + 0.1 × {(100−recognition rate of the item) + (100−) as an index value. Account number recognition rate)} ”. Specifically, the setting device 100 calculates “(100−90) + (100−93) + 0.1 × {(100−100) + (100−88)} = 18.2” as the index value. To do. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

  In addition, the setting device 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string input by handwriting as the transfer destination in each of the slips of the reception numbers “2” and “3”, similarly to the slip of the reception number “1”. Next, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each of the slips with the receipt numbers “2” and “3”. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

  In addition, the setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string input by handwriting as the transfer destination in the slip with the receipt number “4”. Specifically, the setting apparatus 100 associates the reception number “4” with the recognition rate “88” of the name of the financial institution that is the transfer destination, the recognition rate “− (recognition failure)” of the branch name, and the recognition rate of the item. Acquire “100” and an account number recognition rate “92”.

  Here, the setting apparatus 100 treats the recognition rate “− (recognition failure)” as the recognition rate “0”. Next, the setting apparatus 100 calculates “(100−88) + (100−0) + 0.1 × {(100−100) + (100−92)} = 112.8” as the index value. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

  In addition, the setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string input by hand as a transfer destination in each of the slips of the reception numbers “5” to “10”, similarly to the slip of the reception number “1”. Next, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each of the slips with the receipt numbers “5” to “10”. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

<Example of processing order setting for each slip>
FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 1. The setting device 100 sets and stores the processing order of each slip based on the index value and the determination result as to whether the slip is addressed to the bank.

  The setting device 100 accepts the receipt numbers “5”, “6”, “10” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank because the due date of the slip addressed to the other bank is earlier than the time limit of the slip addressed to itself. The processing order of each of the slips is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slips determined to be the slips addressed to the bank.

  For example, the setting device 100 first sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “5” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank. In addition, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “6” determined to be a slip addressed to another line to the second. For example, the setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “10” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank to the third.

  Next, the setting device 100 receives each of the reception numbers “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, “7”, “8”, “9” that are determined to be slips addressed to the bank. The processing order of slips is set so that a slip with a large index value is earlier than a slip with a small index value.

  For example, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “4” having the largest index value to the fourth. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “3” having the second largest index value to the fifth.

  The setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “8” having the third largest index value to the sixth. The setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “9” having the fourth largest index value to the seventh. The setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “1” having the fifth largest index value to the eighth.

  The setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “2” having the sixth largest index value to the ninth. The setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “7” having the seventh largest index value to the tenth.

  Thereby, the setting apparatus 100 can set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank in descending order of the index value. Here, a large index value corresponds to a high possibility that a slip destined for another bank is mistaken for a slip destined for the own bank, and a low possibility that the slip is destined for the own bank. Therefore, in other words, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips determined to be the slips destined for the bank in the descending order of the possibility that the slips destined for the other bank are mistaken for the slips destined for the bank. .

  For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string handwritten on each slip according to the processing order, so that even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another row is mistaken for a slip destined for the own row, the slip Will be easier to process early. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  In addition, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of slips addressed to other lines to be earlier than the processing order of slips addressed to itself. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can perform the transfer process on the slip addressed to the other bank earlier than the slip addressed to the bank according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

  Here, a case has been described in which the setting device 100 collectively sets the processing order of each of a plurality of slips, but is not limited thereto. For example, each time the setting device 100 acquires the recognition result and the recognition rate of the slip, the setting device 100 may reset the processing order for the slip and the slip for which the processing order has been set.

(Setting operation example 2)
Next, a setting operation example 2 of the setting apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG. Setting operation example 2 is an example in which the first processing example, the third processing example, and the fourth processing example are combined.

  FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 2. 11, (11) the setting apparatus 100 recognizes the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination that is input by handwriting on each of a plurality of slips including the slip 500 shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. To get.

  (12) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the financial institution name recognition result in the character string indicating the transfer destination matches the financial institution name of the bank. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each of the plurality of slips is a slip addressed to the own bank or a slip addressed to another bank. “Self” shown in FIG. 11 is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank. “Other” is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank.

  (13) Here, the setting apparatus 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line from a plurality of slips. (14) The setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip addressed to another row so that the processing order is earlier as the order received by the own row is earlier.

  (15) On the other hand, the setting apparatus 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank from a plurality of slips. (16) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number in the character string indicating the transfer destination and the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number existing in the bank are matched. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank is a slip addressed to the bank account. “Oh?” Shown in FIG. 11 is a mark indicating a slip that has been determined to be a slip destined for its own bank but not a slip destined for its own bank account.

  (17) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip that is determined not to be addressed to the bank account from slips determined to be addressed to the bank. (18) The setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined as not being addressed to the bank account to be slower than the processing order of the slip determined as the slip addressed to the other bank, The processing order of the slip with a low recognition rate is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slip with a high recognition rate of the character string.

  (19) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank account from slips determined to be the slip addressed to the bank. (20) The setting device 100 determines that the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank account is slower than the slip determined to be not a slip destined for the bank account, and the order received by the bank is Set so that the earlier the processing order is, the faster.

(Processing contents in setting operation example 2 of setting device 100)
Next, an example of processing contents in the setting operation example 2 of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 and 13.

<An example of determining whether a voucher is addressed to the bank or a voucher addressed to another bank>
As in FIG. 8, the setting device 100 determines whether the slip is a slip destined for its own bank or a slip destined for another bank, and each of the slips with the reception numbers “1” to “10” The recognition result of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by handwriting and the determination result are stored in association with each other.

<Example of index value calculation based on recognition rate>
FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 2. Similarly to FIG. 9, the setting device 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string indicating the handwritten input transfer destination as the transfer destination in each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” to “10”, and the recognition rate An index value for setting the processing order is calculated based on the above.

  In addition, the setting device 100 determines whether the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank among the slips of the receipt numbers “1” to “10” is the slip addressed to the bank account. Then, the setting device 100 associates each slip of the receipt numbers “1” to “10” with the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by hand, the index value, and the determination result as the transfer destination. Add and remember.

  For example, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “1”, as in FIG. 9. In addition, the setting apparatus 100 matches the combination of the branch name “Tokyo”, the item “ordinary”, and the account number “1234567” included in the recognition result with the combination of the branch name, item, and account number existing in the bank. Make a decision. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that they match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “1” is a slip addressed to the bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “2”, as in FIG. 9. In addition, the setting apparatus 100 includes a combination of the branch name “Eastern East”, the item “ordinary”, and the account number “1234567” included in the recognition result, and the combination of the branch name, item, and account number existing in the bank. Make a match. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that the branch names do not match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “2” is not a slip addressed to the bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each slip of the receipt numbers “3” and “4”, as in FIG. Further, since the setting device 100 determines that the branch name and the account number do not match, similarly to the slip with the receipt number “2”, the slips with the receipt numbers “3” and “4” are not slips addressed to the bank account. Judge. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each slip of the receipt numbers “5” and “6” as in FIG. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “7”, as in FIG. 9. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip having the receipt number “7” is the slip addressed to the bank account, since it is determined to be the same as the slip having the receipt number “1”. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each of the slips of the receipt numbers “8” and “9”, as in FIG. Further, since the setting device 100 determines that the branch names do not match, similarly to the slip with the receipt number “2”, the setting device 100 determines that each slip with the receipt numbers “8” and “9” is not a slip addressed to the bank account. . Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “9”, as in FIG. 9. Similarly to the slip with the receipt number “2”, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “9” is not a slip for the bank account because it has determined that the account numbers do not match. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “10”, as in FIG. 9. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate and the index value in association with each other.

<Example of processing order setting for each slip>
FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 2. The setting device 100 sets the processing order of each slip based on the index value, the determination result of whether or not the slip is for the bank, and the determination result of whether or not the slip is for the bank account. And remember.

  The setting device 100 accepts the receipt numbers “5”, “6”, “10” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank because the due date of the slip addressed to the other bank is earlier than the time limit of the slip addressed to itself. The processing order of each of the slips is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slips determined to be the slips addressed to the bank.

  For example, the setting device 100 first sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “5” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank. In addition, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “6” determined to be a slip addressed to another line to the second. For example, the setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “10” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank to the third.

  Next, the setting device 100 receives the receipt numbers “2”, “3”, “4”, “8”, and “9” that are determined to be slips addressed to the bank but not to the bank account. Set the processing order of the slip. For example, the setting apparatus 100 causes the processing order of each slip to be slower than a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line, and a slip with a large index value is earlier than a slip with a small index value. Set to.

  For example, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is not addressed to the bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “4” having the largest index value to the fourth. The setting device 100 determines that the slip is not addressed to the bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “3” having the second largest index value to the fifth.

  Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is not addressed to the bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip of the receipt number “8” having the third largest index value to the sixth. The setting device 100 determines that the slip is not addressed to the bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “9” having the fourth largest index value to the seventh. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is not addressed to the bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “2” having the fifth largest index value to the eighth.

  Then, the setting device 100 is a slip addressed to the bank itself, and the processing order of each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” and “7” determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account is not the slip addressed to the bank account. It is set so that it is later than the slip determined to be in the order accepted by the bank.

  For example, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “1” determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account to the ninth. In addition, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “7” determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account to the 10th.

  Thereby, the setting apparatus 100 can set the processing order of the slip determined as not being destined for the bank account to be earlier than the processing order of the slip determined as the slip destined for the bank account. Here, it is judged that the slip is not addressed to the bank account even though it is addressed to the bank itself, rather than the case where it is determined that the slip is addressed to the bank account. This corresponds to the high possibility of being mistaken for the slip, and the low possibility of being a slip addressed to the bank.

  Therefore, in other words, the setting apparatus 100 can speed up the processing order of slips that are likely to be mistaken for slips destined for other banks among slips destined for the bank. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip according to the processing order, so that even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another row is mistaken for a slip destined for the own row, It becomes easier to process the slip early. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Further, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips that are determined not to be slips addressed to the bank account in descending order of the index value. Here, a large index value corresponds to a high possibility that a slip destined for another bank is mistaken for a slip destined for the own bank, and a low possibility that the slip is destined for the own bank. Therefore, in other words, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of each slip that is determined not to be a slip addressed to the bank account in descending order of the possibility that the slip addressed to the other bank is mistaken for the slip addressed to the bank. be able to.

  For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string handwritten on each slip according to the processing order, so that even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another row is mistaken for a slip destined for the own row, the slip Will be easier to process early. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  In addition, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of slips addressed to other lines to be earlier than the processing order of slips addressed to itself. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can perform the transfer process on the slip addressed to the other bank earlier than the slip addressed to the bank according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

(Setting operation example 3)
Next, setting operation example 3 of the setting apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG. The setting operation example 3 is an example in which the first processing example, the third processing example, the fourth processing example, and the fifth processing example are combined.

  FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 3. 14, (21) the setting apparatus 100 recognizes the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination that is input by handwriting on each of a plurality of slips including the slip 500 shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6. To get.

  (22) The setting device 100 determines whether the financial institution name recognition result in the character string indicating the transfer destination matches the financial institution name of the bank. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each of the plurality of slips is a slip addressed to the own bank or a slip addressed to another bank. “Self” shown in FIG. 14 is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank. “Other” is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank.

  (23) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line from the plurality of slips. (24) The setting device 100 determines that the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line is earlier than the processing order of the slip having a high character string recognition rate and a slip having a low character string recognition rate. Set as follows.

  (25) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank from a plurality of slips. (26) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number in the character string indicating the transfer destination and the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number existing in the bank are matched. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank is a slip addressed to the bank account. “Oh?” Shown in FIG. 14 is a mark indicating a slip that has been determined to be a slip destined for its own bank, but not a slip destined for its own bank account.

  (27) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be not a slip addressed to the bank account from slips determined to be the slip addressed to the bank. (28) The setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined as not being destined for the bank account to be slower than the processing order of the slip determined as the slip destined for the other bank, The processing order of the slip with a low recognition rate is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slip with a high recognition rate of the character string.

  (29) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank account from slips determined to be the slip destined for the bank. (30) The setting device 100 determines that the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank account is slower than the slip determined to be not a slip destined for the bank account, and the order received by the bank is Set so that the earlier the processing order is, the faster.

(Processing contents in setting operation example 3 of setting device 100)
Next, an example of processing contents in the setting operation example 3 of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

<An example of determining whether a voucher is addressed to the bank or a voucher addressed to another bank>
As in FIG. 8, the setting device 100 determines whether the slip is a slip destined for its own bank or a slip destined for another bank, and each of the slips with the reception numbers “1” to “10” The recognition result of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by handwriting and the determination result are stored in association with each other.

<Example of index value calculation based on recognition rate>
Similarly to FIG. 12, the setting device 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string indicating the handwritten input transfer destination as the transfer destination in each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” to “10”, and the recognition rate An index value for setting the processing order is calculated based on the above. Similarly to FIG. 12, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank among the slips having the receipt numbers “1” to “10” is a slip destined for the bank account. to decide. Then, the setting device 100 associates each slip of the receipt numbers “1” to “10” with the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by hand, the index value, and the determination result as the transfer destination. Add and remember.

<Example of processing order setting for each slip>
FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 3. The setting device 100 sets the processing order of each slip based on the index value, the determination result of whether or not the slip is for the bank, and the determination result of whether or not the slip is for the bank account. And remember.

  The setting device 100 accepts the receipt numbers “5”, “6”, “10” determined to be a slip addressed to another bank because the due date of the slip addressed to the other bank is earlier than the time limit of the slip addressed to itself. The processing order of each slip is set. For example, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of each slip earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank, and the slip with a small index value is faster than the slip with a large index value. Set as follows.

  For example, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to another bank, and first sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “6” having the smallest index value. Also, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to another bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “10” having the second smallest index value to the second. For example, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to another bank, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “5” having the third smallest index value to the third.

  Next, the setting device 100 receives the receipt numbers “2”, “3”, “4”, “8”, and “9” that are determined to be slips addressed to the bank but not to the bank account. Set the processing order of the slip. For example, the setting apparatus 100 causes the processing order of each slip to be slower than a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line, and a slip with a large index value is earlier than a slip with a small index value. Set to.

  For example, as in FIG. 13, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “4” to the fourth. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “3” to the fifth as in FIG.

  Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “8” to the sixth as in FIG. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “9” to the seventh as in FIG. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “2” to the eighth as in FIG.

  Then, the setting device 100 is a slip addressed to the bank itself, and the processing order of each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” and “7” determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account is not the slip addressed to the bank account. It is set so that it is later than the slip determined to be in the order accepted by the bank.

  For example, as in FIG. 13, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “1” to the ninth. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “7” to the 10th as in FIG.

  As a result, as in the setting operation example 2, the setting apparatus 100 makes the processing order of the slip determined to be not a slip addressed to the bank account earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account. Can be set as follows. For this reason, even if there is a slip in which a slip addressed to another bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to the bank, the user of the setting device 100 can easily process the slip. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Similarly to the setting operation example 2, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips determined not to be slips addressed to the bank account in descending order of the index value. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can easily process the slip early even if there is a slip in which a slip addressed to another bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to the bank. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Similarly to the setting operation example 2, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of slips addressed to other lines to be earlier than the processing order of slips addressed to itself. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can perform the transfer process on the slip addressed to the other bank earlier than the slip addressed to the bank according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

  In addition, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another row in ascending order of the index value. Here, a small index value corresponds to a low possibility that a slip addressed to the bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to another line, and a high possibility that the slip is addressed to another line.

  Therefore, in other words, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips destined for the other row in the order of the low possibility that the slip destined for the own row is mistaken for the slip destined for the other row. For this reason, it becomes easy for the user of the setting apparatus 100 to process a voucher addressed to another line at an early stage according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

(Setting operation example 4)
Next, setting operation example 4 of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIG. The setting operation example 4 is an example in which the first processing example, the third processing example, the fourth processing example, the fifth processing example, and the seventh processing example are combined.

  FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of setting operation example 4. In FIG. 16, (31) the setting device 100 recognizes the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each slip of a plurality of slips including the slip 500 shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. To get.

  (32) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the financial institution name recognition result in the character string indicating the transfer destination matches the name of the financial institution of the bank. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each of the plurality of slips is a slip addressed to the own bank or a slip addressed to another bank. “Own” shown in FIG. 16 is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank. “Other” is a mark indicating a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank.

  (33) Here, the setting apparatus 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line from a plurality of slips. (34) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number in the character string indicating the transfer destination and the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number existing in another line are matched. . Here, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank is a slip addressed to the other bank account. “Other?” Shown in FIG. 16 is a mark indicating a slip that has been determined to be a slip destined for another bank, but not a slip destined for another bank account.

  (35) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank account from slips determined to be a slip addressed to another bank. (36) The setting device 100 accepts the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip addressed to the other bank account so that the processing order is earlier than that of the slip determined not to be the address destined for the other bank account. The setting is made so that the earlier the order, the faster the processing order.

  (37) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip that has been determined not to be for another bank account from slips that have been determined to be for another bank. (38) The setting apparatus 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined to be not destined for the other bank account to be slower than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip destined for the other bank, and the character string The processing order of slips with a high recognition rate is set to be earlier than the processing order of slips with a low recognition rate of character strings.

  (39) On the other hand, the setting apparatus 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank from a plurality of slips. (40) The setting apparatus 100 determines whether the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number in the character string indicating the transfer destination and the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number existing in the bank are matched. Here, the setting device 100 determines whether each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank is a slip addressed to the bank account. “Oh?” Shown in FIG. 16 is a mark indicating a slip that has been determined to be a slip destined for its own bank but not a slip destined for its own bank account.

  (41) Here, the setting device 100 extracts a slip that is determined not to be for the bank account from slips determined to be for the bank itself. (42) The setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip determined as not being addressed to the bank account to be slower than the processing order of the slip determined as the slip addressed to the other bank, The processing order of the slip with a low recognition rate is set to be earlier than the processing order of the slip with a high recognition rate of the character string.

  (43) On the other hand, the setting device 100 extracts a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank account from slips determined to be the slip addressed to the bank. (44) The setting apparatus 100 determines that the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account is slower than the slip determined to be not the slip addressed to the bank account, and the order received by the bank is Set so that the earlier the processing order is, the faster.

(Processing contents in setting operation example 4 of setting device 100)
Next, an example of processing contents in the setting operation example 4 of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18.

<An example of determining whether a voucher is addressed to the bank or a voucher addressed to another bank>
As in FIG. 8, the setting device 100 determines whether the slip is a slip destined for its own bank or a slip destined for another bank, and each of the slips with the reception numbers “1” to “10” The recognition result of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by handwriting and the determination result are stored in association with each other.

<Example of index value calculation based on recognition rate>
FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of calculation of an index value based on the recognition rate in the setting operation example 4. Similarly to FIG. 9, the setting device 100 acquires the recognition rate of the character string indicating the handwritten input transfer destination as the transfer destination in each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” to “10”, and the recognition rate An index value for setting the processing order is calculated based on the above.

  Similarly to FIG. 12, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank among the slips having the receipt numbers “1” to “10” is a slip destined for the bank account. to decide. Further, the setting device 100 determines whether or not the slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank among the slips having the reception numbers “1” to “10” is a slip addressed to the other bank account.

  Then, the setting device 100 associates each slip of the receipt numbers “1” to “10” with the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by hand, the index value, and the determination result as the transfer destination. Add and remember.

  For example, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “1”, as in FIG. 9. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “1” is the slip addressed to the bank account, as in FIG. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each slip of the receipt numbers “2” to “4”, as in FIG. Similarly to FIG. 12, the setting device 100 determines that each of the slips with the reception numbers “2” to “4” is not a slip addressed to the bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “5”, as in FIG. 9. In addition, the setting apparatus 100 includes a combination of the branch name “Tokyo”, the item “ordinary”, and the account number “1234567” included in the recognition result, and the combination of the branch name, item, and account number existing in another bank. Make a match. At this time, when there are a plurality of other lines, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the combination of the branch name, the item, and the account number exists in at least one of the other lines It is determined that the slip is for another bank account. In addition, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the combination of the branch name, item, and account number existing in the other bank corresponding to the financial institution name “XY bank” included in the recognition result is the same among the plurality of other banks. Sometimes, it may be determined that the slip is for another bank account. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that they match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “5” is a slip addressed to another bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “6”, as in FIG. 9. In addition, the setting apparatus 100 includes a combination of the branch name “Tokyo”, the item “ordinary”, and the account number “17334567” included in the recognition result, and the combination of the branch name, item, and account number existing in another bank. Make a match. Here, since the setting device 100 determines that they do not match, it determines that the slip with the receipt number “6” is not a slip addressed to another bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “7”, as in FIG. 9. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “7” is the slip addressed to the bank account, as in FIG. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates an index value for each of the slips of the receipt numbers “8” and “9”, as in FIG. Similarly to FIG. 12, the setting device 100 determines that the slips of the receipt numbers “8” and “9” are not slips addressed to the bank account. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

  Further, the setting device 100 calculates the index value for the slip with the receipt number “10”, as in FIG. 9. Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip of the receipt number “10” is not a slip addressed to the other bank account because it is determined that they do not coincide with the slip of the receipt number “6”. Then, the setting device 100 stores the recognition rate, the index value, and the determination result in association with each other.

<Example of processing order setting for each slip>
FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the processing order of each slip in the setting operation example 4. The setting device 100 determines the index value, the determination result of whether the slip is for the bank, the determination result of whether the slip is for the bank account, and whether the slip is for the bank account. Based on the determination result, the processing order of each slip is set and stored.

  The setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “5” that is a slip addressed to another bank and is determined to be a slip addressed to another bank account. The setting device 100, for example, sets the processing order of slips earlier than the processing order of a slip determined to be not a slip addressed to another bank account and a slip determined to be a slip addressed to the bank itself, Set in order of acceptance.

  For example, the setting device 100 first sets the processing order of a slip having a receipt number “5” which is a slip addressed to another bank and is determined to be a slip addressed to another bank account.

  In addition, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of each of the slips of the receipt numbers “6” and “10” that are determined to be slips addressed to other banks but not slips addressed to other bank accounts. For example, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of each slip earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be a slip destined for the bank, and the slip with a small index value is faster than the slip with a large index value. Set as follows.

  For example, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip is addressed to another bank but is not addressed to another bank account, and sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “6” having the smallest index value to the second. . Further, the setting device 100 determines that the slip is addressed to the other bank but is not addressed to the other bank account, and the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “10” having the second smallest index value is third. Set.

  Next, the setting device 100 receives the receipt numbers “2”, “3”, “4”, “8”, and “9” that are determined to be slips addressed to the bank but not to the bank account. Set the processing order of the slip. For example, the setting apparatus 100 causes the processing order of each slip to be slower than a slip determined to be a slip addressed to another line, and a slip with a large index value is earlier than a slip with a small index value. Set to.

  For example, as in FIG. 13, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “4” to the fourth. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “3” to the fifth as in FIG.

  Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “8” to the sixth as in FIG. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “9” to the seventh as in FIG. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “2” to the eighth as in FIG.

  Then, the setting device 100 is a slip addressed to the bank itself, and the processing order of each of the slips of the receipt numbers “1” and “7” determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account is not the slip addressed to the bank account. It is set so that it is later than the slip determined to be in the order accepted by the bank.

  For example, as in FIG. 13, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “1” to the ninth. Further, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of the slip with the receipt number “7” to the 10th as in FIG.

  As a result, as in the setting operation example 2, the setting apparatus 100 makes the processing order of the slip determined to be not a slip addressed to the bank account earlier than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank account. Can be set as follows. For this reason, even if there is a slip in which a slip addressed to another bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to the bank, the user of the setting device 100 can easily process the slip. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Similarly to the setting operation example 2, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slips determined not to be slips addressed to the bank account in descending order of the index value. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can easily process the slip early even if there is a slip in which a slip addressed to another bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to the bank. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  Similarly to the setting operation example 2, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of slips addressed to other lines to be earlier than the processing order of slips addressed to itself. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can perform the transfer process on the slip addressed to the other bank earlier than the slip addressed to the bank according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

  In addition, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of the slip determined to be not addressed to the other bank account to be slower than the processing order of the slip determined to be the slip addressed to the other bank account. . Here, even though it is determined that the slip is addressed to another bank, it is possible that the slip addressed to the other bank is mistaken for the slip addressed to the other bank account. Corresponding to high, it corresponds to the low possibility of being a slip addressed to another bank.

  Therefore, in other words, the setting apparatus 100 can speed up the processing order of slips that are highly likely to be slips addressed to other lines among slips addressed to other lines. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can easily process a voucher addressed to another line at an early stage by confirming the character string input by hand on each voucher according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

  The setting device 100 can set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to another bank account in ascending order of the index value. Here, a small index value corresponds to a low possibility that a slip addressed to the bank is mistaken for a slip addressed to another line, and a high possibility that the slip is addressed to another line.

  Therefore, in other words, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of each slip determined to be a slip addressed to the other bank account in descending order of possibility of being a slip addressed to the other bank. For this reason, it becomes easy for the user of the setting apparatus 100 to process a voucher addressed to another line at an early stage according to the processing order. In this way, the setting apparatus 100 can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the voucher without causing the voucher destined for another bank to be postponed.

(Setting procedure)
Next, an example of a setting process procedure of the setting device 100 will be described with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20.

  19 and 20 are flowcharts showing an example of the setting processing procedure. In FIG. 19, the setting device 100 receives image data of a slip with a reception number “n (for example, n is a natural number)” (step S1901).

  Next, the setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition result of the character string input by handwriting on the slip based on the image data of the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S1902). Then, the setting apparatus 100 determines whether or not the transfer destination financial institution name included in the recognition result is the bank (step S1903). Here, when it is not a self-run (step S1903: No), the setting apparatus 100 proceeds to the process of step S2001 in FIG.

  On the other hand, if the bank is the bank (step S1903: Yes), the setting apparatus 100 matches the branch name, item, and account number of the transfer destination included in the recognition result with the branch name, item, and account number existing in the bank. It is determined whether it is a thing (step S1904).

  If they do not match (step S1904: No), the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “n” is a slip addressed to the bank and is not a slip addressed to the bank account ( Step S1905). Next, the setting device 100 executes a calculation process, which will be described later with reference to FIG. 21, for the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S1906), and proceeds to the process of step S1908.

  On the other hand, if they match (step S1904: Yes), the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “n” is a slip destined for the bank and a slip destined for the bank account (step S1004). S1907), the process proceeds to step S1908.

  Here, the description shifts to the description of FIG. In FIG. 20, the setting device 100 determines whether the transfer destination branch name, item, and account number included in the recognition result matches the branch name, item, and account number existing in another bank. (Step S2001).

  If they do not match (step S2001: No), the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “n” is a slip destined for another bank and not a slip destined for another bank account. (Step S2002). Next, the setting device 100 executes a calculation process, which will be described later with reference to FIG. 21, for the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S2003), and proceeds to the process of step S1908 in FIG.

  On the other hand, if they match (step S2001: Yes), the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip with the receipt number “n” is a slip destined for another bank and a slip destined for another bank account. (Step S2004), the process proceeds to step S1908 in FIG.

  Returning to FIG. 19, in step S <b> 1908, the setting device 100 stores the determination result and evaluation value for the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S <b> 1908). Next, the setting device 100 sets the processing order of each of the plurality of slips (step S1909). Then, the setting device 100 ends the setting process. As a result, the setting device 100 can set the processing order of each of the plurality of slips so that the order of the slips is the ones addressed to other banks.

(Calculation procedure)
Next, an example of the calculation processing procedure of the setting apparatus 100 shown in steps S1906 and S2003 will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 21 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a calculation processing procedure. In FIG. 21, the setting apparatus 100 acquires the recognition rate between the financial institution name and the branch name in the character string handwritten on the slip based on the image data of the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S2101). ).

  Next, the setting apparatus 100 calculates an index value based on the recognition rate of the financial institution name and the branch name (step S2102). Then, the setting device 100 acquires the recognition rate of the item and the account number in the character string input by handwriting on the slip based on the image data of the slip with the receipt number “n” (step S2103).

  Next, the setting device 100 calculates an index value based on the recognition rate of the item and the account number (step S2104). Then, the setting apparatus 100 calculates the sum of the index value based on the recognition rate of the financial institution name and the branch name and the index value based on the recognition rate of the item and the account number (step S2105), and ends the calculation process. . Thereby, the setting apparatus 100 can calculate the index value for setting the processing order of each of the plurality of slips.

  As described above, according to the setting device 100, at least a predetermined number of the plurality of slips is determined based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination input by handwriting on each of the plurality of slips. It is possible to set the processing order of slips that are determined to be the financial institution. As a result, the setting apparatus 100 quickly detects the slip that has been erroneously recognized as a different type of slip by speeding up the processing order of slips that are likely to be erroneously recognized as a different type of slip. This makes it possible to suppress the occurrence of slip expiration.

  In addition, according to the setting device 100, the processing order of the slips having a low character string recognition rate among the slips in which the financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined as the transfer destination based on the recognition result of the character strings, It can be set to be earlier than the processing order of slips with a high rate.

  As a result, the setting device 100 determines the processing order of each slip determined to be the slip addressed to the bank in the descending order of the probability that the recognition rate of the character string is low and the slip addressed to the other row is mistaken for the slip addressed to itself. Can be set. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input by hand on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row among the slips determined to be the slip destined for the own row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for the slip addressed to the bank, it is easy to find the slip early. In this way, the setting device 100 can reduce the possibility that the slip destined for the other bank that has been mistaken for the slip destined for the bank will be postponed, and suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  In addition, according to the setting device 100, the processing order of a slip whose character string recognition rate is lower than a predetermined value among the slips determined to be a transfer destination is a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips, and the character string recognition rate is predetermined. It can be set to be earlier than the processing order of slips higher than the value.

  As a result, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slips that are likely to be mistaken for the slips destined for the other row out of the slips determined to be the slip destined for the own row, and the slip destined for the other row. It can be divided into a group of vouchers that are less likely to be mistaken for the voucher addressed. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input by handwriting on each slip included in the slip group that is likely to be mistaken for the slip destined for the other row in accordance with the processing order. can do. Then, even if there is a slip in which a slip destined for another bank is mistaken for a slip destined for the bank, the user of the setting device 100 can easily find the slip at an early stage and suppress the occurrence of the slip expiration of the slip. it can.

  Further, according to the setting apparatus 100, the processing order of the slips that are determined as the transfer destination is an account that does not exist in the financial institution that has received a plurality of slips, and the account that exists in the financial institution that receives the plurality of slips is determined as the transfer destination. It can be set to be earlier than the processing order of the slips.

  As a result, the setting apparatus 100 determines that the slip for which the account that does not exist in the bank is transferred is a slip for the bank so that the voucher is earlier than the slip for which the account that exists in the bank is transferred. The processing order of each slip can be set. For this reason, the user of the setting apparatus 100 can confirm the character string input by handwriting on each slip according to the processing order. Then, the user of the setting device 100 finds the slip at an early stage even if there is a slip in which the slip destined for the other bank is mistaken for the slip destined for the other bank in the slip that is determined to be the slip destined for the bank. This makes it easier to suppress the expiration of slips.

  Further, according to the setting device 100, a slip that has been determined as a transfer destination from a financial institution different from a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips from a character string recognition result, and a financial that has received a plurality of slips from a character string recognition result. It is possible to set the processing order earlier than the slip determined that the institution is the transfer destination.

  Thereby, the setting apparatus 100 can set the processing order of each slip of a plurality of slips so that the processing order of slips destined for other banks is faster than the processing order of slips destined for the bank. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, thereby performing the transfer process earlier for the slip destined for the other row than the slip destined for the own row. It becomes easier to do.

  In addition, according to the setting device 100, the processing order of a slip having a high character string recognition rate among slips in which a financial institution different from the financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined as a transfer destination is changed to a character string recognition rate. Can be set to be earlier than the processing order of low slips.

  Thereby, the setting device 100 processes each slip determined to be a slip destined for another row in descending order of the probability that the recognition rate of the character string is high and the slip destined for the own row is mistaken for the slip destined for the other row. The order can be set. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row is the slip destined for the other row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for a slip addressed to another bank, it becomes easier to postpone the slip.

  Further, according to the setting device 100, the processing order of a slip having a character string recognition rate higher than a predetermined value among slips in which a financial institution different from a financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined as a transfer destination is set to a character string. It can be set so that the recognition rate is earlier than the processing order of slips lower than a predetermined value.

  As a result, the setting apparatus 100 determines, among the slips that are determined to be slips addressed to other banks, a slip group that is less likely to be mistaken for a slip destined for the other bank, and other slips that are addressed to the own bank. It can be divided into a group of slips that are likely to be mistaken for slips addressed to the line. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip included in the slip group that is unlikely to be mistaken for the slip destined for the other row according to the processing order. can do. The user of the setting device 100 can easily postpone the slip even if the slip addressed to the bank is mistaken for the slip addressed to another bank.

  In addition, according to the setting apparatus 100, the processing order of the slips that are determined to be an account that exists in a financial institution different from the financial institution that has received a plurality of slips is determined to be a transfer destination, and an account that does not exist in a different financial institution is It can be set to be earlier than the processing order of the slips.

  As a result, the setting device 100 is a slip addressed to another bank so that a slip with an account that does not exist on another bank as a transfer destination is earlier than a slip with an account that exists on another line as a transfer destination. It is possible to set the processing order of each slip determined to be. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 confirms the character string input in handwriting on each slip in accordance with the processing order, so that the slip destined for the other row is the slip destined for the other row. Even if there is a slip that is mistaken for a slip addressed to another bank, it becomes easier to postpone the slip.

  Here, it is conceivable that the conventional information processing apparatus 201 sets the processing order of each slip in the order in which each slip of a plurality of slips is received by itself. However, in this case, even if there is a slip that is highly likely to be mistakenly recognized as a different type of slip, it may be postponed.

  On the other hand, according to the setting device 100 according to the present embodiment, a plurality of slips based on a recognition result and a recognition rate of a character string indicating a transfer destination input by handwriting on each slip of the plurality of slips. It is possible to set a processing order of slips that at least determine a predetermined financial institution as a transfer destination. As a result, the setting apparatus 100 can speed up the processing order of slips that are highly likely to be mistakenly recognized as different types of slips. For this reason, the user of the setting device 100 can easily find a slip that has been mistakenly recognized as a different type of slip at an early stage, and can suppress the occurrence of the expiration of the slip.

  The setting method described in the present embodiment can be realized by executing a program prepared in advance on a computer such as a personal computer or a workstation. This setting program is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium such as a hard disk, a flexible disk, a CD (Compact Disc) -ROM, an MO (Magneto-Optical), a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc), and is read from the recording medium by the computer. To be executed. The setting program may be distributed via a network such as the Internet.

  The following additional notes are disclosed with respect to the embodiment described above.

(Supplementary note 1)
Based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips, the processing order of the slips in which at least a predetermined financial institution is determined as the transfer destination is determined. Set,
A setting method characterized by executing processing.

(Supplementary note 2)
Of the slips that have been determined as the transfer destination from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string, the processing order of the slip with a low recognition rate of the character string, the processing order of the slip with a high recognition rate of the character string The setting method according to supplementary note 1, wherein the setting method is set so as to be faster.

(Supplementary note 3)
Among the slips that have been determined that the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string is the transfer destination, the processing order of the slips whose character string recognition rate is lower than a predetermined value, the character string recognition rate is the predetermined The setting method according to appendix 1, wherein the setting is made so as to be earlier than a processing order of a slip higher than the value.

(Supplementary Note 4) The character string indicating the transfer destination includes a character string indicating the transfer destination financial institution and the transfer destination account,
The setting process is as follows:
Of the slips that have been determined that the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips as a transfer destination from the recognition result of the character string, the processing order of the slip that has been determined that the account that does not exist in the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is the transfer destination The setting according to any one of appendices 1 to 3, wherein an account existing in a financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is set to be earlier than a processing order of slips determined to be a transfer destination. Method.

(Supplementary note 5) The setting process is as follows.
From the recognition result of the character string, the financial institution that has determined that the financial institution different from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips as the transfer destination is determined as the transfer destination from the recognition result of the character string. The setting method according to any one of appendices 1 to 4, wherein the processing order is set earlier than the processed slip.

(Appendix 6) The processing to be set is
The processing order of the slips having a high recognition rate of the character string among the slips determined to be the transfer destination from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string, the recognition rate of the character string is The setting method according to any one of appendices 1 to 5, wherein the setting is performed so as to be earlier than a processing order of a low slip.

(Supplementary note 7) The setting process is as follows.
The processing order of slips having a recognition rate of a character string higher than a predetermined value among slips in which a financial institution different from the financial institution receiving the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string is determined as a transfer destination The setting method according to any one of supplementary notes 1 to 6, wherein the recognition rate is set to be earlier than a processing order of a slip lower than the predetermined value.

(Supplementary note 8) The character string indicating the transfer destination includes a character string indicating the transfer destination financial institution and the transfer destination account,
The setting process is as follows:
Of the slips that have been determined that the account that exists in the financial institution different from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string as the transfer destination, the slip that has determined that the account that exists in the different financial institution is the transfer destination The setting method according to any one of appendices 1 to 7, wherein the processing order is set so as to be earlier than the processing order of the slip determined that the account that does not exist in the different financial institution is the transfer destination. .

(Supplementary note 9) The character string indicating the transfer destination includes a character string indicating the financial institution of the transfer destination and the account of the transfer destination,
The computer is
Recognizing a character string indicating a financial institution and a character string indicating an account, which are handwritten input to each of the slips as an index value for setting the processing order for each of the slips Execute a process to calculate the index value so that the rate is low,
The processing to be set is processing of a slip in which at least a predetermined financial institution of the plurality of slips is determined as a payee based on a recognition result of a character string indicating the payee and an index value based on a recognition rate The setting method according to any one of appendices 1 to 8, wherein an order is set.

(Additional remark 10) The said process to calculate weights the recognition rate of the character string which shows the financial institution input by handwriting on each said slip as a character string which shows a transfer destination, and calculates an index value, It is characterized by the above-mentioned. The setting method according to appendix 9.

(Supplementary note 11)
Based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips, the processing order of the slips in which at least a predetermined financial institution is determined as the transfer destination is determined. Set,
A setting program for executing a process.

(Supplementary Note 12) A slip in which at least a predetermined financial institution among the plurality of slips is determined as a transfer destination on the basis of a recognition result and a recognition rate of a character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips A setting system comprising a control unit for setting the processing order.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Setting apparatus 401 Reception part 402 Setting part 403 Output part

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Computer
Based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips, the processing order of the slips in which at least a predetermined financial institution is determined as the transfer destination is determined. Set,
A setting method characterized by executing processing. The setting process is as follows:
Of the slips that have been determined as the transfer destination from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string, the processing order of the slip with a low recognition rate of the character string, the processing order of the slip with a high recognition rate of the character string The setting method according to claim 1, wherein the setting is performed so as to be faster. The setting process is as follows:
Among the slips that have been determined that the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string is the transfer destination, the processing order of the slips whose character string recognition rate is lower than a predetermined value, the character string recognition rate is the predetermined The setting method according to claim 1, wherein the setting is performed so as to be earlier than a processing order of a slip higher than the value. The character string indicating the transfer destination includes a character string indicating the transfer destination financial institution and the transfer destination account,
The setting process is as follows:
Of the slips that have been determined that the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips as a transfer destination from the recognition result of the character string, the processing order of the slip that has been determined that the account that does not exist in the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is the transfer destination 4. The method according to claim 1, wherein an account existing in a financial institution that has received the plurality of slips is set to be earlier than a processing order of slips determined to be a transfer destination. Setting method. The setting process is as follows:
From the recognition result of the character string, the financial institution that has determined that the financial institution different from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips as the transfer destination is determined as the transfer destination from the recognition result of the character string. The setting method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the processing order is set to be earlier than the processed slip. The setting process is as follows:
The processing order of the slips having a high recognition rate of the character string among the slips determined to be the transfer destination from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string, the recognition rate of the character string is The setting method according to claim 1, wherein the setting method is set so as to be earlier than a processing order of low slips. The setting process is as follows:
The processing order of slips having a recognition rate of a character string higher than a predetermined value among slips in which a financial institution different from the financial institution receiving the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string is determined as a transfer destination The setting method according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the recognition rate is set to be earlier than a processing order of a slip lower than the predetermined value. The character string indicating the transfer destination includes a character string indicating the transfer destination financial institution and the transfer destination account,
The setting process is as follows:
Of the slips that have been determined that the account that exists in the financial institution different from the financial institution that has received the plurality of slips from the recognition result of the character string as the transfer destination, the slip that has determined that the account that exists in the different financial institution is the transfer destination 8. The setting according to claim 1, wherein the processing order is set so as to be earlier than the processing order of a slip that is determined to be an account that does not exist in the different financial institution. Method. On the computer,
Based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips, the processing order of the slips in which at least a predetermined financial institution is determined as the transfer destination is determined. Set,
A setting program for executing a process.   Based on the recognition result and the recognition rate of the character string indicating the transfer destination handwritten to each of the plurality of slips, the processing order of the slips in which at least a predetermined financial institution is determined as the transfer destination is determined. A setting system comprising a control unit for setting.

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