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Batch processing is a powerful process for applying the same operations to a set of inputs – raw text, images, and more – as a set that’s cycled through instead of manually, one at a time. The first batch implementation arguably dates back to 1890, with the first punch card-based processing of the US Census. It’s a constant theme in modern software, particularly when dealing with a group of similar things, such as images in one file format and with the

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