Hi folks, i've been playing a while with tesseract and opencv to get the best out of my scans. But lately i came across this problem: I need to scan a bunch of documents which are printed by an old needle-printer(I suppose), which has a thin "no-ink"-line horizontally through the text (s. attached pichture). With these documents i get no or very poor results. Could some one point me in the right direction how to get tesseract to read them? Is there some image-preprocessing I could do? Or do I have to train tesseract this "broken font"? (...that would be bad, because this line is not alway at the same position within the font).
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