When you train tesseract you provide it with loads and loads of text in the
font/language of your choice. It then turns this into outlines effectively
that it can match to incoming images with text.
Now I am not 100% sure but I am quite certain that if you attempted to
train Tesseract with a bunch
That is FASCINATING, but since the emoticons to which I'm referring are already
represented in Unicode wouldn't I just train T. in the conventional manner (for
which I was hoping there were already files available )?
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OpenCV is a computer vision library. It has advanced features for computer
vision in general.
If you think about it, a frame of a video is just an image.
So no, it does not need to be used for video, it can be used on static
images also.
http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/imgproc/histograms/te
Isn't that a library for video processing? I'm a little confused...
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Use opencv pattern matching
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> Might Tesseracts be trained to recognize emoticons, such as the new iPhone
> ones?
> Thanks.
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Might Tesseracts be trained to recognize emoticons, such as the new iPhone
ones?
Thanks.
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