Mobile phone terminal auxiliary form filling method based on artificial intelligence technology

Abstract

The invention provides a mobile phone end auxiliary form filling method based on an artificial intelligence technology, belongs to the technical field of government affair service informatization application, and is based on form template library and form filling rule library construction, organizer information library construction, OCR, form intelligent filling, domestic encryption technology andother applications to achieve the functions of form type recognition through photographing at a mobile phone terminal, intelligent form filling, form filling rule reminding and the like. Intelligentassistance is provided for form filling of the document organizer at the mobile phone end, so that the document organizing efficiency is improved, and the service experience of the document organizeris improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to government service information application technology, in particular to an artificial intelligence technology-based method for assisting form filling at a mobile phone terminal. Background technique [0002] With the development of informatization of government services, governments at all levels, commissions, offices and bureaus have done a lot of fruitful work in terms of reducing items, times, materials, and time in government services. Items need to be filled in the form manually. When filling the form, the sender has some information that he does not know, so he needs to inquire specifically; some form items do not know how to fill in, and there are problems such as repeated corrections. Contents of the invention [0003] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides an artificial intelligence technology-based method for assisting form filling at the mobile phone terminal, which provides ...

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[0002] With the development of informatization of government services, governments at all levels, commissions, offices and bureaus have done a lot of fruitful work in terms of reducing items, times, materials, and time in government services. Items need to be filled in manually. When filling in the form, the sender has some information that he does not know, so he needs to inquire specifically; some form items do not know how to fill in, and there are problems such as repeated corrections.

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