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I know that tesseract uses leptonica which does have capabilities of binarization and thresholding. Interesting that it's not enough.
by knuthsat 5y ago
I know that tesseract uses leptonica which does have capabilities of binarization and thresholding. Interesting that it's not enough.
- gary_0 5y agoLeptonica appears to use Sauvola binarization instead of the improved Wolf version.
- sandreas 5y agoImage processing strongly depends on what image you wanna use. To find an "auto" approach, that works for every image is nearly impossible... I once wrote a bookscanner app in Java (https://boofcv.org https://boofcv.org), where everything was done automatically (preprocessing, object detection / book extraction, skin detection / finger removal, deskewing, line-slope-correction and so on). It was very difficult to adjust the parameters, that at least most of the books looked good.