Quote/Cytat - matthew christy <matt.chri...@gmail.com> (Mon 09 Dec
2013 11:05:25 PM CET):
I realized after talking to Bryan that someone would also have to develop
code cut the images of the boxes from the page image tiff based on the
boxes identified in the box file. However, since Tesseract and the
jTessBoxEditor are based on squares instead of polygons these glyph images
will end up with a lot of noise due to character overlap. So that will also
have to be edited out.
Where the polygons come from? The hot print technology doesn't allow
for overlapping characters, the "sort" body was always rectangular,
cf. e.g.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sort_%28typesetting%29
You mean probably characters belonging to ligatures. Ligatures in my
opinion should be treated as single Unicode characters and assigned
Private Use Area code if not available in the standard.
Best regards
Janusz
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Prof. Janusz S. Bień - University of Warsaw (Formal Linguistics Department)
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