Nicolas Camenisch

SwiftOCR can't recognise multi line text. Only if you want to recognise short, single line alphanumeric strings (e.g. AB54ND84) you should consider using SwiftOCR. @kevinmlong I developed SwiftOCR for a...

I think that the problem is, that all the other numbers are to wide. On [Line 361](https://github.com/garnele007/SwiftOCR/blob/37fe60fbbe10c02118383545044b84db859b3675/framework/SwiftOCR/SwiftOCR.swift#L361) all blobs wider than 25% of the total image width get ignored. I...

If you want to recognise a white font on a black background, you should first invert the image before trying to recognise it.

Can you create a pull request? Thanks

Hi there, Small question. What do you mean by "the algorithm you use to recognize the texts"? Do you mean how I separate the characters, how the NN works or...

I'm using the [Swift-AI](https://github.com/collinhundley/Swift-AI) framework for the NN and a [Connected-component labeling](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connected-component_labeling) algorithm for getting the bounding boxes of the characters. > I have looked at your training sample and...

@RollingGoron The lower the number, the more accurate (and time-consuming) the training should get.

First of all this image is way to small. Try to get a higher resolution image. Another problem is, that the characters are touching the edge of the image. If...

I would say each character should be at least 20 x 20 px large. You can try to resize the image as long as the characters aren't touching each other....

I've scaled up the image to about twice its original size and added a 5px border. It got all bounding boxes correct except for the i.  ![bildschirmfoto 2016-07-23 um...