Hi Leo, Your example has such good contrast that you might consider using the colors to identify single characters. I have attached a quick sample of what I mean. I used opencv and defer greatly to the blog post I reference at the top of the script, but the idea would be to try to catch single characters using opencv’s “inrange” function. I would use tesseract on the image first and weed out blobs for further processing based on the coordinates of what tesseract has already detected. I would then use single character mode on what’s left. Feel free to ping me if you are interested in this approach.
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digits.py
Description: digits.py
