Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Computer Vision API in Python (Part 2: Handwriting Extraction)

In part 2 of the Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Computer Vision API in Python tutorial series, I will be covering how to recognize handwriting (OCR) from an image and extract the recognized text.

Timestamp:
00:00 - Install Azure Computer Vision Python library
00:32 - Import Python libraries
03:41 - Creating Azure handwriting extraction script
13:50 - Print the result
20:51 - Draw the bounding box with Pillow

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[adityaheart]

Awesome!
You explained the thing that I was looking for

[raghavmangal]

Is there any way to wait after read() because status is showing as running

[adityasomwanshi]

I am getting below error my key and endpoint is correct

Operation returned an invalid status code 'PermissionDenied'

[yilinqiao]

What about the images have already been saved as a pdf? Do I need to convert it back to multiple images?

[sagargandhi]

What can I do the operation status codes is running not succesed,
And analyze result is none

[mrshado]

Is there a way to specify to the ocr to read in a certain bounding box? for example, I'm trying to read speech bubbles in a comic but it's being read line by line instead of speech bubbles, how would I be able to do this?

[pratikshinde]

For some images it is giving me this error:- ComputerVisionErrorException: Operation returned an invalid status code 'Bad Request'

[RonakPatel-ef]

Operation returned an invalid status code 'Access Denied'
I'm getting this error

[TheZombiebrainz]

It will not recognise pip in my terminal?

[rafscouse]

i too am getting "no such file or directory called credential.json" event though its sat there in my structure.