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Seems to be a link to a blog post which went down, and cloudflare didnt have a working version...so here is the link to the GH project: http://antimatter15.git
by binarymax 13y ago
Seems to be a link to a blog post which went down, and cloudflare didnt have a working version...so here is the link to the GH project:
http://antimatter15.github.io/ocrad.js/demo.html http://antimatter15.github.io/ocrad.js/demo.html
- davedx 13y agoI've kicked the tires of the live demo, and found that it seems to only work well if you draw seriffed letters. My initial attempt at a B resulted in a 'g' result. I then tried again to make it as perfect as possible, and got an '8'. So then I tried again, adding serifs (I think?) at the top and bottom extending to the left, and finally got a 'B'. My attempts at full words took a lot of tweaking of the form of the letters to get a correct match. Many letters were not identified at all.
- gjm11 13y agoIt's intended for recognizing typeset characters, not handwriting. So why did they provide an interface that lets you scribble? I dunno. For fun, I guess. (Though the author does say "Ocrad does seem to vastly outperform GOCR when it comes to letter sketches on a canvas, so that's the one I'm focusing on here." which suggests that recognizing hand-drawn letters is something the author's interested in.)