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Most important characters extraction
I'm extracting the character via OCR from id card. I have 4 different image but all images for 1 person(me). There'are 4 different text extraction results. For example, name extraction
[' BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', ' 2EYHAN', ' B3YHAN U']
this kind of array is returning. So i want to extract BEYHAN but there is some missing parts.
I can do most common words in array and of course will return BEYHAN but this is just works for this case. I want to get information of '2EYHAN' and 'B3YHAN'. This are not BEYHAN but it has some information (2-EYHAN) and (B-3-YHAN). So do you know is there any algorithm or methods to use this kind of results ?
python string ocr
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
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I'm extracting the character via OCR from id card. I have 4 different image but all images for 1 person(me). There'are 4 different text extraction results. For example, name extraction
[' BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', ' 2EYHAN', ' B3YHAN U']
this kind of array is returning. So i want to extract BEYHAN but there is some missing parts.
I can do most common words in array and of course will return BEYHAN but this is just works for this case. I want to get information of '2EYHAN' and 'B3YHAN'. This are not BEYHAN but it has some information (2-EYHAN) and (B-3-YHAN). So do you know is there any algorithm or methods to use this kind of results ?
python string ocr
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34
add a comment |
I'm extracting the character via OCR from id card. I have 4 different image but all images for 1 person(me). There'are 4 different text extraction results. For example, name extraction
[' BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', ' 2EYHAN', ' B3YHAN U']
this kind of array is returning. So i want to extract BEYHAN but there is some missing parts.
I can do most common words in array and of course will return BEYHAN but this is just works for this case. I want to get information of '2EYHAN' and 'B3YHAN'. This are not BEYHAN but it has some information (2-EYHAN) and (B-3-YHAN). So do you know is there any algorithm or methods to use this kind of results ?
python string ocr
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
I'm extracting the character via OCR from id card. I have 4 different image but all images for 1 person(me). There'are 4 different text extraction results. For example, name extraction
[' BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', ' 2EYHAN', ' B3YHAN U']
this kind of array is returning. So i want to extract BEYHAN but there is some missing parts.
I can do most common words in array and of course will return BEYHAN but this is just works for this case. I want to get information of '2EYHAN' and 'B3YHAN'. This are not BEYHAN but it has some information (2-EYHAN) and (B-3-YHAN). So do you know is there any algorithm or methods to use this kind of results ?
python string ocr
python string ocr
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
edited Jan 1 at 22:03
desertnaut
19.1k73976
19.1k73976
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
asked Jan 1 at 14:27
Beyhan GülBeyhan Gül
9918
9918
problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34
add a comment |
problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34
problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34
problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34
add a comment |
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First of all, there are specific numbers that represent letters. So put in wordt the word that you need to extract and in wordn put the represented number. The code below is trying to match the word letter by letter and check if it is matched the letter or the represented number. if the all later matches then they will print the whole word if not he will start from the beginning.
I just put the number as an example.
Run the code https://onlinegdb.com/BJaknZFbE
words = ['BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', '2EYHAN', 'B3YHAN U']
wordt='BEYHAN';
wordn=["2","3","4","6","7","8"];
m=0
c=''
n=0
for word in words:
c=''
m=0
n=0
for letter in word:
if letter==wordt[n] or letter==wordn[n]:
m=m+1
c=c+letter;
else :
if len(wordt)!=m:
m=0
n=n-1
c=''
else:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
if len(wordt)-1>n:
n=n+1
else:
n=0
if len(wordt)==m:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
add a comment |
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First of all, there are specific numbers that represent letters. So put in wordt the word that you need to extract and in wordn put the represented number. The code below is trying to match the word letter by letter and check if it is matched the letter or the represented number. if the all later matches then they will print the whole word if not he will start from the beginning.
I just put the number as an example.
Run the code https://onlinegdb.com/BJaknZFbE
words = ['BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', '2EYHAN', 'B3YHAN U']
wordt='BEYHAN';
wordn=["2","3","4","6","7","8"];
m=0
c=''
n=0
for word in words:
c=''
m=0
n=0
for letter in word:
if letter==wordt[n] or letter==wordn[n]:
m=m+1
c=c+letter;
else :
if len(wordt)!=m:
m=0
n=n-1
c=''
else:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
if len(wordt)-1>n:
n=n+1
else:
n=0
if len(wordt)==m:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
add a comment |
First of all, there are specific numbers that represent letters. So put in wordt the word that you need to extract and in wordn put the represented number. The code below is trying to match the word letter by letter and check if it is matched the letter or the represented number. if the all later matches then they will print the whole word if not he will start from the beginning.
I just put the number as an example.
Run the code https://onlinegdb.com/BJaknZFbE
words = ['BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', '2EYHAN', 'B3YHAN U']
wordt='BEYHAN';
wordn=["2","3","4","6","7","8"];
m=0
c=''
n=0
for word in words:
c=''
m=0
n=0
for letter in word:
if letter==wordt[n] or letter==wordn[n]:
m=m+1
c=c+letter;
else :
if len(wordt)!=m:
m=0
n=n-1
c=''
else:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
if len(wordt)-1>n:
n=n+1
else:
n=0
if len(wordt)==m:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
add a comment |
First of all, there are specific numbers that represent letters. So put in wordt the word that you need to extract and in wordn put the represented number. The code below is trying to match the word letter by letter and check if it is matched the letter or the represented number. if the all later matches then they will print the whole word if not he will start from the beginning.
I just put the number as an example.
Run the code https://onlinegdb.com/BJaknZFbE
words = ['BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', '2EYHAN', 'B3YHAN U']
wordt='BEYHAN';
wordn=["2","3","4","6","7","8"];
m=0
c=''
n=0
for word in words:
c=''
m=0
n=0
for letter in word:
if letter==wordt[n] or letter==wordn[n]:
m=m+1
c=c+letter;
else :
if len(wordt)!=m:
m=0
n=n-1
c=''
else:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
if len(wordt)-1>n:
n=n+1
else:
n=0
if len(wordt)==m:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
First of all, there are specific numbers that represent letters. So put in wordt the word that you need to extract and in wordn put the represented number. The code below is trying to match the word letter by letter and check if it is matched the letter or the represented number. if the all later matches then they will print the whole word if not he will start from the beginning.
I just put the number as an example.
Run the code https://onlinegdb.com/BJaknZFbE
words = ['BEYHAN', ' S BEYHAN h of', '2EYHAN', 'B3YHAN U']
wordt='BEYHAN';
wordn=["2","3","4","6","7","8"];
m=0
c=''
n=0
for word in words:
c=''
m=0
n=0
for letter in word:
if letter==wordt[n] or letter==wordn[n]:
m=m+1
c=c+letter;
else :
if len(wordt)!=m:
m=0
n=n-1
c=''
else:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
if len(wordt)-1>n:
n=n+1
else:
n=0
if len(wordt)==m:
print(c) ;
c=''
m=0
n=0
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
edited Jan 1 at 15:56
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
answered Jan 1 at 15:44
i_thi_th
1,1851718
1,1851718
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
add a comment |
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
1
1
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
Can you give some explanation of what your code does, how it works, and what the variables represent?
– rassar
Jan 1 at 15:52
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
I already add the explanation.
– i_th
Jan 1 at 15:57
add a comment |
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problem is extarct the name of person correctly. There are 4 different results but which one is correct ? We don't know. But we can combine the different results and can undersant what name is
– Beyhan Gül
Jan 1 at 14:34