Question #240746 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/240746
Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Hi,
Text recognition is not always accurate. It is a known issue.
However, if it's just short number strings, I have found that creating a kind
of "translation table" can be very useful in some cases.
First of all, as RaiMan suggested here, try to enclose the text in a region
(that will include that text only).
Then run a couple of tests and see if your results are consistent. Probably you
will notice that some numbers are recognized incorrectly. Common mistakes might
look like:
recognizing "U" instead of "0"
recognizing "?" instead of "7"
or more bizarre cases, like:
recognizing "CI" instead of "0"
recognizing "C|" instead of "0"
recognizing "EI" instead of "0"
or even:
recognizing "l3" instead of "0"
and:
recognizing "Ei" instead of "6"
So if you find such common pairs, you can create some post-processing rules.
So, for example, if you have your recognized text saved under "text" variable,
you can do something like that:
text = text.replace('CI', '0')
text = text.replace('Ei', '6')
It can make all the difference you need as long as those recognition mistakes
are consistent.
Eugene
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