If you can't see the bad_rep.html, here is a pdf version. Le jeudi 26 décembre 2019 14:17:46 UTC-5, Scott M. Sanders a écrit : > > > I'm trying to ocr over 2000 pdf copies of Bordeaux's 18th-century > newspaper. My goal is to recreate the Bordeaux theater repertoire from 1784 > to 1790. This should be easy if I can identify the word "Spectacles" and > then find any words that are italicized after Spectacles. These words are > either the name of a theatrical work or the name of an artist. > > I've set up a workflow in Jupyter Notebook that has begun the process. > I've attached a copy of the pdf (bp2.pdf) and a copy of my code and output > (bord_prj.html). > > Here are my trouble spots. I would appreciate any suggestions to the > following questions. > > 1. 18th-century French spelling and type > I was wondering if there were any better training sets for 18th-century > French that deal with the long s's and with 18th-century spellings (i.e. > the ois, oit, oient verb endings). > > 2. Retaining formatting > I'm using pytesseract to ocr a jpeg of the pdf. I haven't found how to > retain style format in my ocr text. > > 3. Missing steps in my workflow > I'm currently using a binarization function to make the ocr work better. > To improve the results, I'll also need to put the columns of text into > bounding boxes. > > 4. Processing multiple files > Once I've figured out the first steps, I'll need to set up a workflow that > allows me to process multiple pdfs. >
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