Hi all,

I was able to successfully test orientation detection (after stepping
though the code) for various scripts using following commands:

English: tesseract.exe  english_doc.tif  test_osd -l eng -psm 0
Japanese: tesseract.exe  japanese_doc.tif  test_osd -l jpn -psm 0
Korean: tesseract.exe  korean_doc.tif  test_osd -l kor -psm 0

In these cases, the executable search for eng.traineddata, jpn.traineddata
and kor.traineddata respectively along with osd.traineddata.

The performance is really good.


However, it seems like Tesseract is detecting orientation given script.


If I run the executable as following:

Japanese: tesseract.exe  japanese_doc.tif  test_osd  -psm 0
Korean: tesseract.exe  korean_doc.tif  test_osd  -psm 0

The results are not good. It seems like script detection is not robust.

Am I missing some step? Kindly clarify.


Regards,
Chirag


On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 7:12 PM, koray <[email protected]> wrote:

>  OSD returns emty text when I tried. Can anyone please clarify if
> this is a bug or I m doing things wrong?
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