[Sorry if double posting, but it seems that Google ate my first posting]
I'm working on document recognition for scanned bank statement. The
statements that I have are organized by lines, such as the one attached.
Because Tesseract does such a good job at detecting the areas of text, it
breaks the lines in the middle (I'm assuming this is because of the large
white space between the first block in the line (blurred for privacy
reason), and the next one ('EUR', or 'COURS').
In the hocr file, the bbox of all the elements in the line are within 2px
or so, so I could potentially rebuild a line myself. However, this seems
more like a hack. Is there a way to tell Tesseract that lines should be as
wide as the document itself? Or would there be another way to go about it?
I've tried playing with the psm option, but with no luck.
<https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-h8GUpWGzgjs/U0aGcH22_xI/AAAAAAAAOCY/8Dd6lYGC74o/s1600/tmp.png>
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