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If I run the following code in python 3.12:
import easyocr print(f"EasyOCR verion: {easyocr.__version__}") reader = easyocr.Reader(['en'],gpu=False,verbose=False) texts = reader.readtext('_screenshot_image.png') print(texts)
The output is: EasyOCR verion: 1.7.2 [([[np.int32(17), np.int32(3)], [np.int32(95), np.int32(3)], [np.int32(95), np.int32(23)], [np.int32(17), np.int32(23)]], '900/9 900', np.float64(0.9994190484841114))]
As you can see the first '9' character is missing.
What did I wrong? Or how can I change the code that the picture will be correctly recognised? Thx
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I have tried your web demo (with 'en' only) and it gave the correct result.
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If I run the following code in python 3.12:
The output is:
EasyOCR verion: 1.7.2
[([[np.int32(17), np.int32(3)], [np.int32(95), np.int32(3)], [np.int32(95), np.int32(23)], [np.int32(17), np.int32(23)]], '900/9 900', np.float64(0.9994190484841114))]
As you can see the first '9' character is missing.
What did I wrong? Or how can I change the code that the picture will be correctly recognised?
Thx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: