Hi Simon,
if I understand correctly how tesseract works, it follows this steps:
- it segments the image into lines of text
- it then takes each individual line and slides a small window, 1px wide I
think, over it, from one end to the other. For each step the model outputs
a prediction. The model,
@zdenop:
Yes, because the characters start to show up (get recognized) only after
you run a few thousands of iterations. For me, new characters start to get
recognized only after I run 5000 iterations. At that point, the base model
will be deteriorated terribly. It is now a common knowledge
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