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- OCR actions reference - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn
You can use existing OCR engine variables in any action that offers OCR capabilities Power Automate supports the Windows OCR and Tesseract engines To configure the selected OCR engine, navigate to the OCR engine settings of the appropriate action
- GitHub - junhoyeo BetterOCR: Better text detection by . . .
BetterOCR combines results from multiple OCR engines with an LLM to correct reconstruct the output Currently supports EasyOCR (JaidedAI), Tesseract (Google), and Pororo (KakaoBrain) (Pre-processing ️ Text detection with EasyOCR ️ Text recognition with BrainOCR (Pororo's OCR module))
- Improve the quality of your OCR information extraction
Custom training Tesseract; Text postprocessing; 1 Control the input OCR is a hard problem for any machine, and the quality of the input (image) impacts the output of the Tesseract engine
- image processing to improve tesseract OCR accuracy
I've been using a Gaussian blur to smooth out the pixellated images and seen some small improvement, but I'm hoping that there is a more specific technique that would yield better results
- OCR Prompts to Extract the Best Possible Text Using ChatGPT
Custom OCR Configurations: Try and apply different custom configurations in OCR to improve text recognition one-after-another and step-by-step Image Enhancement: Improve the image contrast and apply sharpening to make the text clearer Grayscale Conversion: Convert the image to grayscale to simplify the text extraction process
- Optimizing an OCR accuracy with Pytesseract - Medium
One effective method for removing text from photos, scanned documents, and PDFs is optical character recognition, or OCR One of the most widely used libraries for this purpose is Pytesseract,
- How to Fine-Tune EasyOCR with a Synthetic Dataset
In this tutorial, I will show you how to fine-tune EasyOCR, a free, open-source OCR engine that you can use with Python Basic knowledge of Python First off, let's install the required pip packages I recommend making a virtual environment for this, though it is not required Run the commands below, one line at a time:
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