
- Tesseract User Manual | tessdoc- Mar 5, 2002 · Tesseract is an open source text recognition (OCR) Engine, available under the Apache 2.0 license. Major version 5 is the current stable version and started with release 5.0.0 on November … 
- Introduction - tessdoc- Tesseract is an open source text recognition (OCR) Engine, available under the Apache 2.0 license. It can be used directly, or (for programmers) using an API to extract printed text from images. 
- Downloads - tessdoc- Tesseract is included in most Linux distributions. Binaries for Windows Old Downloads Downloads Archive on SourceForge. There you can find, among other files, Windows installer for the old version … 
- Tesseract documentation | Tesseract OCR- Mar 5, 2002 · Tesseract documentation Documentation Tesseract documentation Tesseract User Manual User Manual Tesseract Source Code Documentation This documentation was built with … 
- Command Line Usage | tessdoc- The time taken for OCR as well as the output can be different based on the order of languages. Following examples use this image which has text in multiple languages - Hindi and English. 
- tessdoc | Tesseract documentation- This is a collection of frequently asked questions and the answers, or pointers to them for Tesseract 4. Also see Common errors and information for their resolution. 
- Various documents related to Tesseract OCR | docs- We describe efforts to adapt the Tesseract open source OCR engine for multiple scripts and languages. Effort has been concentrated on enabling generic multi-lingual operation such that negligible … 
- Languages/Scripts supported in different versions of Tesseract- Tesseract documentation 
- Improving the quality of the output - tessdoc- Tesseract does various image processing operations internally (using the Leptonica library) before doing the actual OCR. It generally does a very good job of this, but there will inevitably be cases where it … 
- Installing Tesseract from Git | tessdoc - tesseract-ocr.github.io- The default build creates a Tesseract executable which is fine for processing of single images. Tesseract then uses 4 CPU cores to get an OCR result as fast as possible.