True. Software can convert onscreen graphic elements (such as images, icons, text, or objects) into data formats that can be manipulated, analyzed, or stored for further use. This process is commonly referred to as data extraction or screen scraping.
True. Software can be designed to convert onscreen graphic elements into data. This process is often accomplished through techniques such as image recognition, optical character recognition (OCR), or computer vision.
True. Software can convert onscreen graphic elements into data using various techniques such as image processing, optical character recognition (OCR), and computer vision algorithms. These techniques analyze the visual content of the screen and extract relevant information, such as text, shapes, or colors, and convert them into machine-readable data. This process is commonly used in applications like screen scraping, data extraction, and image analysis.
