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Most people are best served by the big vendor OCRs. In my experience Amazon’s works the best, followed closely by Microsoft and Google at a distant third.
by an_opabinia 5y ago
Most people are best served by the big vendor OCRs. In my experience Amazon’s works the best, followed closely by Microsoft and Google at a distant third.
- connorproctor 5y agoWhen did you do this comparison? A couple years ago I did a comparison and found Google the best and Amazon to be not very good. Agree it’s best to skip tesseract unless the free cost is important. We spent a lot of time trying to preprocess and tune tesseract before realizing cloud OCR solutions are much better and fairly cheap.
- fridif 5y agoI have been tasked with developing a Textract tool at work and so far I have been impressed with the complete accuracy of it for non-handwritten, non-photocopied documents. I haven't seen it make any mistakes at all and responses take less than 3 seconds usually.