Tesseract OCR - 手写字体
我正在尝试使用 Tesseract-OCR 来检测纯图像的文本其中有文本，但这些文本具有名为 Journal 的手写字体。
示例：
结果不是最好的：
千里马！尺寸`宽（35）
是否有可能改进结果或更确切地说获得准确的结果？
I'm trying to use Tesseract-OCR to detect the text of images with pure text in it but these text has a handwritten font called Journal.
Example:
The result is not the best:
Maxima! size` W (35)
Is there any possibility to improve the result or rather to get the exact result?
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我很惊讶 Tesseract 做得这么好。通过一些训练，您应该能够训练小写“l”被正确识别。
您遇到的主要问题是大 T 字符的顶部。水平线延伸穿过 2 个（可能是 3 个）其他字符单元，这会导致任何 OCR 引擎在尝试分割字符进行识别时出现问题。在这种情况下，培训可能会有所帮助。
下一个问题是 .和 ：它们非常轻/薄，可能会在 OCR 开始之前通过图像预处理来去除。
总的来说，改善 Tesseract 效果的唯一机会是研究训练。以下是一些可能有帮助的链接。
Tesseract OCR 培训的替代方案？
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I am surprised Tesseract is doing so well. With a little bit of training you should be able to train the lower case 'l' to be recognised correctly.
The main problem you have is the top of the large T character. The horizontal line extends across 2 (possibly 3) other character cells and this would cause a problem for any OCR engine when it tries to segment the characters for recognition. Training may be able to help in this case.
The next problem is the . and : which are very light/thin and are possibly being removed with image pre-processing before the OCR even starts.
Overall the only chance to improve the results with Tesseract would be to investigate training. Here are some links which may help.
Alternative to Tesseract OCR Training?
Tesseract OCR Library learning font
Tesseract confuses two numbers
正如 Andrew Cash 提到的那样，对 T 字母执行 OCR 非常困难，因为它与许多后续字符相交。
为了提高结果，您可能需要尝试更准确的 SDK。看看ABBYY Cloud OCR SDK，它是ABBYY最近推出的基于云的OCR SDK。它处于测试阶段，因此目前完全免费使用。我在 ABBYY 工作，如有必要，可以为您提供有关我们产品的更多信息。我已将您附加的图片发送到我们的 SDK 并收到以下回复：
Like Andrew Cash mentioned, it'll be very hard to perform OCR for that T letter because of its intersection with a number of next characters.
For results improvement you may want to try a more accurate SDK. Have a look at ABBYY Cloud OCR SDK, it's a cloud-based OCR SDK recently launched by ABBYY. It's in beta, so for now it's totally free to use. I work @ ABBYY and can provide you additional info on our products if necessary. I've sent the image you've attached to our SDK and got this response: