On 12 July 2010 17:16, Jimmy O'Regan wrote:
> Is anybody interested in seeing localisation support in Tesseract?
> (Which begs the follow-up question: is anybody willing to contribute
> translations for their language(s)?)
I would add the support, and then upload the .pot to rosetta on
launchpad.
Thanks for the answer.
Even when I don't reach the "50" and I don't add it, it doesn't give
any better results.
I tried to detect the characters before with another language and it
gave almost perfect results, so I was expecting excellent results by
creeating my own language. That's true that the
> > A couple of suggestions, therefore:
> > One option: change verbiage from
>
> > tesseract-2.01..tar.gz contains the language data files for
> > . You need at least one of these or tesseract will not work.
>
> > to
>
> > tesseract-2.01..tar.gz contains the language data files for
> > . You need a
> > tesseract-2.01..tar.gz contains the language data files for
> > . You need at least one of these or tesseract will not work.
>
> > to
>
> > tesseract-2.01..tar.gz contains the language data files for
> > . You need at least one of these or tesseract will not work.
> > Note that this is labeled
Hi all. re-posting this in its own thread:
Overall I'm having no success getting tesseract to decode this file
that has a few digits on it, in either Linux or Windows.
http://myfavoritepal.com/incoming/picture10.tif
I am on XP, 2.04, 2.00 eng installed. It can't tell black from grey,
I assume
On 12 July 2010 16:05, Rippalka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently developping an OCR application, in C#, adapted to my
> type of files, to archive them on a database.
> I analyse character by character, which is not in the tesseract's
> philosophy.
> So, i did something, not very pro, but supposed to
Is anybody interested in seeing localisation support in Tesseract?
(Which begs the follow-up question: is anybody willing to contribute
translations for their language(s)?)
I'm willing to add support - it's not overly complicated, just a
little tedious - but not if there's no demand.
--
jimrega
Hi,
I'm currently developping an OCR application, in C#, adapted to my
type of files, to archive them on a database.
I analyse character by character, which is not in the tesseract's
philosophy.
So, i did something, not very pro, but supposed to work. For each
character I add this one in the main
On 12 July 2010 15:28, rogerdpack wrote:
> Hi all. Small suggestion on installation verbiage:
>
> (XP, 2.04)
>
> Currently it is a bit confusing to download Tesserat v 2.0.4 and then
> install a language pack that reads 2.0.1 (it's hard to find in the
> long list, too--for example I downloaded th
I am confused about what to do next here... the tessnet api is giving
me a word that contains the markings above the text I am looking for.
I am not sure what I am doing wrong here or how to go about getting
the api to return those as separate words? Thanks for any direction
you can offer me with
I should add even when I use the demo that is packaged with tessnet
the image returns only one line... the space is not "recognized" - I
understand that there are no "newlines" returned but the tessnet API
is not splitting the words. I am using the default value for the
parameter tosp_table_xht_sp_
Hi all. Small suggestion on installation verbiage:
(XP, 2.04)
Currently it is a bit confusing to download Tesserat v 2.0.4 and then
install a language pack that reads 2.0.1 (it's hard to find in the
long list, too--for example I downloaded the language pack for 2.0.0
by mistake).
A couple of su
> You can limit Tesseract to only detect nubmer and no letters whcih
> will help you. You can find it here
> :http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/wiki/FAQ. Look for '*How do I
> recognize only digits?'* on the page.
Perhaps I'm missing something...
After following the FAQ direction
Hello,
How did you installed Tesseract? Which version?
Please provide more information.
Zd.
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 6:16 PM, msjs08 wrote:
>
> I've installed Tesseract on Mandriva 2010 (64 bit) and I can't get it to
> run.
> It just segfaults.
> I installed gimagereader. This is the error I go
On 11 July 2010 17:16, msjs08 wrote:
>
> I've installed Tesseract on Mandriva 2010 (64 bit) and I can't get it to
> run.
> It just segfaults.
> I installed gimagereader. This is the error I got when I tried to use
> gimagereader
What version are you using? If the image was generated by this
gimag
On 11 July 2010 13:32, sj08 wrote:
> I was wondering if I could pipe a screendump from xwdtotiff or some
> other program straight to tesseract and then pipe the lot into one
> long text file. (Or have tesseract append the text to a file)
> I have a large number (4000 plus) of image slides (actuall
Hi Caroline. I'm thinking of using a dictionary approach coupled with
varying thresholds to come up with votes for correct sentence parts. A
rough sketch (for recognising English Heritage Plaques) is here:
http://aicookbook.com/wiki/Automatic_plaque_transcription
Basically:
Try many thresholds, ex
I was wondering if I could pipe a screendump from xwdtotiff or some
other program straight to tesseract and then pipe the lot into one
long text file. (Or have tesseract append the text to a file)
I have a large number (4000 plus) of image slides (actually
individual .swf files) I want to grab the
I've installed Tesseract on Mandriva 2010 (64 bit) and I can't get it to
run.
It just segfaults.
I installed gimagereader. This is the error I got when I tried to use
gimagereader
[r...@desktop test extract]# tesseract slide7.tif textfile.txt
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine
*** glibc detect
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