asciimostly: An example tesseract config file
In jacob-ogre/pdftext: Extract Text from Text- and Image-based PDFs
Description
Tesseract will use (all of? a lot of?) the UTF-8 char set for OCR, and a
significant number of errors will occur, at least with plain ol' English.
This config file whitelists the ASCII characters and a subset of UTF-8
characters that I've found to be useful. More information about tesseract
config files can be found at https://goo.gl/QGDFP2. Note that R escapes the
'magical' characters, so the string has to be cleaned up, rather than copy-
and-pasted directly, to use 'asciimostly[1]' as a config. Alternatively, you
can 'cat(asciimostly)' to get a correct string.
Usage
1
Format
A string.
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Description
Tesseract will use (all of? a lot of?) the UTF-8 char set for OCR, and a significant number of errors will occur, at least with plain ol' English. This config file whitelists the ASCII characters and a subset of UTF-8 characters that I've found to be useful. More information about tesseract config files can be found at https://goo.gl/QGDFP2. Note that R escapes the 'magical' characters, so the string has to be cleaned up, rather than copy- and-pasted directly, to use 'asciimostly[1]' as a config. Alternatively, you can 'cat(asciimostly)' to get a correct string.
Usage
1 |
Format
A string.
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