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What a weird way to compare OCR to humans. If a human can't see the writing because the page surface is curving away, they'd adjust the page surface. Likewise,
by computerex 8y ago
What a weird way to compare OCR to humans. If a human can't see the writing because the page surface is curving away, they'd adjust the page surface. Likewise, getting decent scans is the most cost and effort effective way of getting good performance in OCR.
I personally found tesseract to be incredibly good, and have even used it in non-traditional OCR applications for doing things like reading signs.
- umvi 8y agoI'm saying that I can read skewed/bending pages easily, but I'm having a super hard time getting tesseract to play nice with such images. I almost always need to rescan. Tesseract is incredibly good... as long as your lines of words are straight.