If I take the previously trained dataset
(dataset A), produced from the text A, and use
it to recognise a new text (text B) *and* merge
the corrected result (dataset B) with the
dataset A, getting "dataset A + dataset B"   -* Is it possible? Will you
please
explain step by step procedure you followed to merge Dataset-A and Daset-B
which
become new Dataset-C. I wanted to test the same on my computer. Earlier I
had tried to merge using  copy and paste method but did not work for me!
*



On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 4:28 PM, Yury Tarasievich <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Thanks, but not exactly what I was asking about.
>
> If I take the previously trained dataset
> (dataset A), produced from the text A, and use
> it to recognise a new text (text B) *and* merge
> the corrected result (dataset B) with the
> dataset A, getting "dataset A + dataset B" --
> would it benefit an accuracy of the subsequent
> recognising sessions? Even the accuracy of the
> recognition of the text B with the "dataset A +
> dataset B"?
>
> Right now I'm getting about 100% accuracy on the
> text A with the dataset A, but somehow can't
> visibly improve the accuracy for the text B,
> even with the "dataset A + dataset  B".
>
> Ray Smith wrote:
> > Running the same data through the training system multiple times does
> > not change accuracy in tesseract. It does not use a back-propagation
> > training process at this time.
> ...
>
> >
>

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