Into the documents scanned that I will pass to the OCR, I have also some dotted lines (vertical and horizontal).
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/150x100q90/661/v2sEWS.jpg
Is there a way to remove them?
I'm thinking to a process like this:
apply to the original image a -motion-blur 0x4+0 and ...
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- 2014-09-16T02:52:59-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Syntax ^< create trouble on Mac Osx
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- 2014-09-16T00:35:38-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Syntax ^< create trouble on Mac Osx
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Re: Syntax ^< create trouble on Mac Osx
Rectangle:1x100+0+0^<
In Windows, "^" is the escape character. The Windows command interpreter sees this, and passes the next character "<" as a literal to IM, instead of interpreting it as file redirection.
You don't want "^" on non-Windows platforms. You might substitute the appropriate escape ...
In Windows, "^" is the escape character. The Windows command interpreter sees this, and passes the next character "<" as a literal to IM, instead of interpreting it as file redirection.
You don't want "^" on non-Windows platforms. You might substitute the appropriate escape ...
- 2014-09-15T08:57:17-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Syntax ^< create trouble on Mac Osx
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Syntax ^< create trouble on Mac Osx
I'm testing ImageMagick for image preprocessing before pass them to an OCR software.
At the end of the cicle, the software I'm developing will be compiled cross platform (win/lin/mac); my software will launch ImageMagick on different platform through a shell command.
The images that ocr have to ...
At the end of the cicle, the software I'm developing will be compiled cross platform (win/lin/mac); my software will launch ImageMagick on different platform through a shell command.
The images that ocr have to ...