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A Python wrapper for Tesseract and Cuneiform -- Moved to Gnome's Gitlab
Let's try again after https://github.com/openpaperwork/pyocr/pull/100 did not quite work. This should fix https://github.com/openpaperwork/pyocr/issues/99. We now - use the psm parameter based on the tesseract version - only import the `psm_parameter`...
Good day, I'm using pyocr through Paperless on a Ubuntu setup. I'm using the tesseract-ocr PPA [0] and on the latest version [1] pyocr throws an error. [0] ``` cat...
I am getting different response using tesseract and pyocr, ### tesseract c++ code: ```cpp vector getWord(Pix *image){ tesseract::TessBaseAPI *api = new tesseract::TessBaseAPI(); cout SetImage(image); api->Recognize(0); vector bbs; tesseract::ResultIterator* ri =...
What are the differences between pyocr, pytesseract, tesserocr? It seems like tesserocr got better supports than pyocr and pytesseract?
Hi, We are using pyocr to detect labels which is only contains alphanumeric chars and digits. How I can Apply a specific list of the chars to be detected ....
When I use the image_to_string() function frequently, I find the tesseract_raw.init()'s call use the most of CPU times (by pstat). Then I read the code about image_to_string() found it call...
I tried to use `libtesseract302.dll` (from ), but > AttributeError: function 'TessBaseAPIGetDatapath' not found then I tried to use `libtesseract400.dll` (from which depends on ) but it seems that `libtesseract400.dll`...
Idea: provide a pre-compiled environment (container / chroot ?) containing Tesseract and all its dependencies ---> could be used to make the test results reproducibles perfectly.
Feature request to extract individual characters from the OCR process. I had a quick look, and it looks like the underlying iterators provided by libtesseract API do allow for individual...
I got this simple example: ```` from PIL import Image from pyocr import pyocr py_img = Image.open('text.png') for tool in pyocr.get_available_tools(): print("Using pyocr tool '%s'" % (tool.get_name())) print(tool.image_to_string(py_img)) ```` Where...