Google Vision Api Text Detection Line Break
When I read an image with text, Google Vision inserts line breaks in the middle of the sentence. How can I do to avoid this. Here's an example of the image text and Google Vision return:
Text in the image:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR 1 UN X 3.500 (0.11)
02 600019 POTATO M PR 1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR 1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Google Vision Return:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR
02 600019 POTATO M PR
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR
1 UN X 3,500 0.11)
1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Thank you,
google-vision
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When I read an image with text, Google Vision inserts line breaks in the middle of the sentence. How can I do to avoid this. Here's an example of the image text and Google Vision return:
Text in the image:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR 1 UN X 3.500 (0.11)
02 600019 POTATO M PR 1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR 1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Google Vision Return:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR
02 600019 POTATO M PR
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR
1 UN X 3,500 0.11)
1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Thank you,
google-vision
edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:55
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When I read an image with text, Google Vision inserts line breaks in the middle of the sentence. How can I do to avoid this. Here's an example of the image text and Google Vision return:
Text in the image:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR 1 UN X 3.500 (0.11)
02 600019 POTATO M PR 1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR 1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Google Vision Return:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR
02 600019 POTATO M PR
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR
1 UN X 3,500 0.11)
1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Thank you,
google-vision
edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
Reborn
1,10531937
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:55
SergioSergio
11
When I read an image with text, Google Vision inserts line breaks in the middle of the sentence. How can I do to avoid this. Here's an example of the image text and Google Vision return:
Text in the image:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR 1 UN X 3.500 (0.11)
02 600019 POTATO M PR 1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR 1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Google Vision Return:
01 600149 CHICKEN M PR
02 600019 POTATO M PR
03 31820 COCA ZERO M PR
1 UN X 3,500 0.11)
1 UN X 7.50 (0.24)
1 UN X 10.90 (0.00)
Thank you,
google-vision
google-vision
edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
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1,10531937
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:55
SergioSergio
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edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:55
SergioSergio
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edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
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1,10531937
edited Nov 21 '18 at 19:44
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You can't really control how Google detects the text boxes. They're not one the same line because their text detector detected different text boxes separately (for a better OCR quality maybe)
What you can do is check the y position of each text box (it's given in the result of OCR) and put the text togther if the y is close. Of course you should order by ascending x so that you have the text in the good order.
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You can't really control how Google detects the text boxes. They're not one the same line because their text detector detected different text boxes separately (for a better OCR quality maybe)
What you can do is check the y position of each text box (it's given in the result of OCR) and put the text togther if the y is close. Of course you should order by ascending x so that you have the text in the good order.
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You can't really control how Google detects the text boxes. They're not one the same line because their text detector detected different text boxes separately (for a better OCR quality maybe)
What you can do is check the y position of each text box (it's given in the result of OCR) and put the text togther if the y is close. Of course you should order by ascending x so that you have the text in the good order.
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You can't really control how Google detects the text boxes. They're not one the same line because their text detector detected different text boxes separately (for a better OCR quality maybe)
What you can do is check the y position of each text box (it's given in the result of OCR) and put the text togther if the y is close. Of course you should order by ascending x so that you have the text in the good order.
answered Mar 15 at 13:45
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You can't really control how Google detects the text boxes. They're not one the same line because their text detector detected different text boxes separately (for a better OCR quality maybe)
What you can do is check the y position of each text box (it's given in the result of OCR) and put the text togther if the y is close. Of course you should order by ascending x so that you have the text in the good order.
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