Introduction to OCR (OCR in Python Tutorials 01.01)

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[timothynewton]

Adding a like so I can return to this, adding a bookmark so I can return to this, adding a comment so I can return to this. Subscribed so I can return to this. I think I'm covered with not losing this tutorial, haha. Thanks for making this series. Looking forward to learning.

[markomarjanovic]

You are a fantastic teacher!! Love the way you conceptualized this and the way you explain things!

[sujandas]

I was really excited to see that there will be a tutorial on processing table as shown in the video 6:38 But didn't find any tutorial on it. Eagerly waiting to see that

[aharunkara]

thanks for the series, I looked long and hard for a couple of days and finally I found your series. :)

[fuemma--]

ocr is easy to understand and I appreciate it so much!

[hamzaaljamaai]

Thank you sir.
I am enthusiastic to apply the knowledge I acquire from this course !

[OrianaVerity]

You sir are a beautiful person. Thank You!

[devendrakumarmeena]

Do you have a playlist for handwritten characters conversion to text?

[yashnimavat]

Thank you for the OCR series, Sir. Eagerly waiting for more OCR tutorials.

[Cat_Sterling]

Thank you! That's great! Is there a playlist dedicated to table extraction? I don't see it, but you mentioned you want to create it, so maybe I missed.

[teriyakichicken]

Are there OCR libraries for converting math equations to text with proper mathematical notation and formatting? I have a pdf of math questions I would like to conver to text but any OCR tool I find does a horrible job at converting the math notations such as superscripts, subscripts, division operators, etc

[jotarokujo]

MY GOAT KEEP COOKING!!! Thanks so much for this! This fr is based af!!!!

[omparghale]

Thanks for the amazing series.
You mentioned the models that are used for handwritting are different than the ones for typed.
Which are these models? TrOCR?
I'm trying to build a program that could identify medicine names from a doctor's prescription, tho I'm not expecting crazy results.
Tesseract was horrible at this. So would you please tell me which models should i use?

[MrZaq]

/do i need to store the image (after Pillow ) in my disk

[-Fazy]

The library you use in the course can be used to solve CAPTCHA image?

[Fun-jbyn]

hey can u pls make a OCR for extracting data from a blood report pls pls

[huseyincukur]

Hi, Congratulations
Your videos are very successful. However, I have a slightly more specific problem. I'm trying to read the writings on the tire treads, but OCR doesn't work. I relatively increase the performance of OCR by performing various pre-processes, but these processes are not adaptive and do not produce the effect I expect. What is your advice for a problem that has a contrast problem, such as the writings on the tire surface, and cannot be solved by pre-processing?

[nguyenngochai]

Thanks for the OCR series. Great resources. Any plan in the future to add some more videos on OCR table images?

[md.sayedbinhasan]

sir i created ocr app with tesseract, its running fine, but when i tried to deploy on heroku the third party build pack path in python script is missing, apparently not running