Hello everyone,
I've been successfully fine-tuning the eng.traineddata model with smaller
datasets, but when I try to scale up to a larger dataset to include a more
diverse range of documents, I encounter an unusual error. The training
process starts, but it immediately reports a negative Mean
On Tue, 30 Jan 2024, 17:13 Ilyas, wrote:
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> The output I'm wondering about is :
> At iteration 1/600/600, Mean rms=-2147483.6%,
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I dont know why or what is causing this; I just notice the value is quite
remarkable as it looks like INT32_MIN got fed into some
promillage/percentage calculation
First I test tesseract on file generated as flat image.
I generate Lorem Ipsum text:
5 paragraphs, 452 words 2978 bytes, 24 lines + 4 blank lines, maximal line
len in my editor was 135 chars.
Result: 100% accurate but two full stop marks, fantastic.
Next, I rotate image. Only 0.7 degree caused
Already i installed hte pytesseract but i got this error Usage:
pytesseract [-l lang] input_file
how do i fix this issue
On Saturday 27 January 2024 at 14:08:01 UTC+5:30 zdenop wrote:
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> Zdenko
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> so 27. 1. 2024 o 2:22 Ger Hobbelt napísal(a):
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>> L.S.,
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>> *PDF. OCR. text extractio
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