) in subsequent lines.
8flm6
On 2 Jul., 12:58, John Brohan wrote:
> dear 8flm6
> Thanks for your helpful information.
> The case I am interested in uses bright 7 segment display of a series of
> numbers. The quality of the photographer is unpredictable. I would like to
> throw away
Yes a filtering by regular expressions sounds good, though I had
hoped tesseract could do this on its own. I might try a set of
trainedata
limited to numbers as well, in addition to white and black lists.
Maybe that works, I will post my results when finished.
thanks for your reply!
8flm6
On 1
Gimp and
saved it as BMP:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B2ifXewLRYsdMjAyNTAwZTctZDgyZi00NWM3LWFlZTYtYWJmYjEwZDZkMTA3&hl=de
8flm6
On 30 Jun., 18:00, "deangr...@gmail.com" wrote:
> This SetRectangle() method is intriguing. Could you give me an
> example on how to implement
Hello,
I'm trying to apply White- and Blacklists to my OCR-result. If I call:
SetVariable("tessedit_char_whitelist", "0123456789")
Then all characters in the result are converted to numbers between 0
and 9. Is that the correct behaviour
of this option? After my understanding of a whitelist, only t
umber you're searching for, something like '/
[0-9]{2} [0-9]{3} [0-9]{3}/' if the number has always the
format like the one in the picture you uploaded. Hope you'll find a
solution!
8flm6
On 29 Jun., 13:32, "deangr...@gmail.com" wrote:
> Update: on a batch of
Hello Group,
I'm just wondering whether there is a manual or documentation, where
all variables are listed,
which can be adjusted by TessBaseAPI::SetVariable()? It would be a
huge relief to have those settings documented at a central point.
thank in advance
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