Awesome! Seriously it's my first time on your channel, and for sure not the last! Right to the point, and everything is working so good. I liked, I subscribed, I won over my problem! :-)
Cannot install torch module always getting error Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement torch (from versions: none) and No matching distribution found for torch
Your video is great! Easy. I just have a difficulty when I installed the OCR because the Pillow version 10.0.0 descontinued the "ANTIALIAS" method. I needed to make a little change in the easyOCR lib to make it work. Thank you, man!
What is the best model for ocr which gives text this format: input - output - (not characted by character)? Ideally: - No bboxes - No additional input text - Fast - Accurate - Ideally easy to fine-tune with a dataset sample in an instruction - No need to specify boxes in a dataset for training
Many thanks for your video. I have a simple questions. Can you teach how we can use another detection model for easyOCR instead of using default detection model (craft). Thank you very much !!!
I have a very complex question. How do you make it commit certain actions if a certain text is read? Like a If/And statement. EG: If it reads "Clear" in the text and "New", how do I make it preform an action to the "New". I'm mainly asking for Lua but I'm pretty sure Lua and Python are relatively similar. If you could answer it would be a big help Thanks
Heya @OneTrick Guy, you could apply the logic as you would for most logic gates. E.g. In this case you would loop through each word for word in result: if word=='New": #trigger what you need here
Thanks for the tutorial, I somehow did the install like u did and my Import easyocr does not run. The pip install does not give me any errors but when i import easyocr, the line of code buffer forever. What could be the problem? I did it on jupyter notebook. thankyou
Hi for my case, im trying to detect the vehicle plates and i did everything similar to urs except changing the pictures but im not sure why is my accuracy so low, ranging from 0.38-0.46..
First of all Thank you very much for sharing the great content. If I want to complete this task within a less time (even though it may not be much accurate), are there any other alternative available ? (As implementing this is in a realtime project expects to complete in less time.)
Thanks for the tutorial! Mind if I ask your computer specs? The detection was blazing fast for you and that too using only CPU?! It takes at least 15-20 seconds on my laptop, and I'm wondering how I should speed up the detection because I plan to use it on a video, so I will end up passing every frame to easyocr.
Here you go, fastest way to speed it up would be to use a GPU. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Wraith Prism GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 Super Windforce OC 8GB Motherboard: MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk RAM: Team T-Force Dark Z 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz CL16 DDR4 SSD: Kingston A400 2.5in SATA SSD 240GB
Hello, Don't use the ocr on every single frame, Choose the frames where the needed information is and apply the ocr. I used this way, and is way easier to run on my poor machine.
Tqq it really works but it didn't tell the wright answer for the small letters it is showing @,? Such types of symbols. Works well for big words..plz help for the small ones
Hey, thank u for the nice video, is it possible for EasyOCR to deal with rotated Texts in Images by various degrees? or is there any Code to automatically correct the Orientation of the Images to read out the Text?
Nicolas your work is great! Is it possible to realize the same thing in react native? wich framework or library could you advice for that. Also, if I only want to extract for instance a date in the document that I capture, instead of all the text, is it possible ? thank you for your replying. Gos bless you!
that was awsom Nicholas , but as i have checked the workable languages , I couldn't find khmer , so do you have any recommendation to any open source that work with khmer language ,looking forward to hearing back from you , thanks
@@NicholasRenotte thank you for answering me, it is good it is done but for the display of the text in Arabic in the form of question marks."???????????"
Hi sir thank you for your video,i have a doubt :- using the bounding box cordinates (like---([[758, 1106], [1210, 1106], [1210, 1148], [758, 1148]], 'TELEPHONE (Include Area Code)', 0.6403904183737966) HOW can i print the text "TELEPHONE" WORD
wasn't able to install easyocr, error code being RuntimeWarning: Pillow 8.2.0 does not support Python 3.10 and does not provide prebuilt Windows binaries. We do not recommend building from source on Windows. any ideas on a fix?
Well @@remedytee, I try to start off simple and easy to understand so we can dive into more hardcore examples like this: ua-cam.com/video/NApYP_5wlKY/v-deo.html
Hi Nick, Reader is taking very very long time to complete even 5% and gets ended with "ConnectionEndedwitherror" at around 6% .. why its taking this much time.. Is there any offline method? Note: my connection speed is 40Mbps.
Thanks so much for the video however im having an issue. I run the code in Sublime Text: import easyocr import cv2 from matplotlib import pyplot as plt IMAGE_PATH = 'sign.jpeg' reader = easyocr.Reader(['en'], gpu=False) result = reader.readtext(IMAGE_PATH) result And shows this: Using CPU. Note: This module is much faster with a GPU. [Finished in 4.3s] It doesnt output anything but doesnt say it failed . Im sure i installed all the packages.
@@NicholasRenotte Thank you for the video! I'm having a similar issue but I keep getting "CUDA not available - defaulting to CPU. Note: This module is much faster with a GPU." And then a long list of Traceback calls. Can you help me with this? (I'm on a mac using VScode)
hello sir, with your videos it is so easy and helpful for me. actually i doing a project where i am stuck, can you plz help me in that. I want to create a project where, if i pass a image as input the model gives the info present in that image, like item name, quantity, price from that image. can you plz provide me how i will do that.
Is it possible to only target a predetermined text on an image to by pulled? Scenario, I would like to scan ID card numbers, I do not care about any of the other text in the image (ID card). All ID's have the same static number of digits, all numbers, in case that helps. Thanks
Could isolate the numbers then apply OCR, it's usually done with a two part detector, I do something similar for extracting license plates (could use the same pipeline): ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
Is there a way to capture text from your screen and not an image. I want it to capture my desktop programs, like capturing the numbers in my game thats running in windowed mode and store that number in a txt or some kind of docu
Definitely, you could use an additional library like mss to capture your screen (or a region of your screen) e.g. stackoverflow.com/questions/35097837/capture-video-data-from-screen-in-python/54246290
if we use this to scan passport , i get all the results correctly but how to get values from the labels yes i can use if statement but the data is not sorted there is no pattern so i dont always know that when label date of birth is found at what index its value is. can you help me with it?
Heya @Mike, I think tesseract is faster but requires more preprocessing compared to easy-ocr which is heavily GPU reliant. Easy-OCR should run on your GPU as long as you have PyTorch configured to leverage GPU acceleration.
Hello, I try to make it work for me for a water meter recognition software but it doesn't even want to recognize the surf picture. It gives me an "I" with 1% accuracy... U have any idea maybe?
If anyone struggles to install torch, as of 31/01/23 you must have python 3.9 interpreter installed and selected in the text editor you are using. Doesn't work with python311 like I was trying firstly.
Definitely @Koppula! You can filter the region using numpy indexing then apply the OCR. I show how to do this in the latest ANPR tutorial in fact: ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
@@NicholasRenotte wow🤩 thank you so much I am looking exactly for this type of filtering. I will share this to my frdz amazing video. Keep it up bro ,a big shout out to you 😉
Hello Nicholas When I am trying to run (reader) in section1 with GPU. I am getting : "CUDA error: no kernel image is available for execution on the device" Any Suggestions? :)
Hello sir i am very much interested in deep learning projects and want to implement them in tenserflow android , is there any play list available your to teach tenserflow from scratch?
i m facing below issue File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\easyocr.py", line 90, in init download_and_unzip(detection_models[detector_model]['url'], detection_models[detector_model]['filename'], self.model_storage_directory, verbose) File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\utils.py", line 586, in download_and_unzip urlretrieve(url, zip_path, reporthook=reporthook) File "C:\Users\Onkar\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\urllib equest.py", line 283, in urlretrieve reporthook(blocknum, bs, size) File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\utils.py", line 686, in progress_hook print(f' {prefix} |{bar}| {percent}% {suffix}', end = printEnd) File "C:\Users\Onkar\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\encodings\cp1252.py", line 19, in encode return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0] UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u2588' in position 12: character maps to Plz suggest what need to do for download reader model
I am having problem differentiating between O and 0 , 2 and Z while character extraction from Image using EasyOcr . Can anyone suggest solution for this
@@koppuladattatreya1623 yup, just have to convert the code .py which you can do from the Jupyter Notebook server then remove any Notebook magic commands e.g. !pip list...
Works like a charm for my project! So easy to use and with much better results that pyocr and other off-line ocr libraries. Thank you!
Awesome! Seriously it's my first time on your channel, and for sure not the last! Right to the point, and everything is working so good.
I liked, I subscribed, I won over my problem! :-)
Cannot install torch module always getting error Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement torch (from versions: none) and No matching distribution found for torch
The easiest way to read text........ awesome tutorial..........
Your video is great! Easy. I just have a difficulty when I installed the OCR because the Pillow version 10.0.0 descontinued the "ANTIALIAS" method. I needed to make a little change in the easyOCR lib to make it work. Thank you, man!
What is the best model for ocr which gives text this format: input - output - (not characted by character)?
Ideally:
- No bboxes
- No additional input text
- Fast
- Accurate
- Ideally easy to fine-tune with a dataset sample in an instruction
- No need to specify boxes in a dataset for training
Is there any library to do the similar thing for a pdf file which has multiple pages?
This method works also for scanned pdfs or only images?
Great video! 👍
for some reason the for loop does not work for me, it only show the last item in the list ??
Nicho with a moustache... that's a first for me 😁😁😁😁😁 The content is lit tbh
this was very useful, thank you.
Is there a guide on EacyOcr fine tunning to improve the accuracy?
Many thanks for your video. I have a simple questions. Can you teach how we can use another detection model for easyOCR instead of using default detection model (craft). Thank you very much !!!
I have a very complex question. How do you make it commit certain actions if a certain text is read? Like a If/And statement. EG: If it reads "Clear" in the text and "New", how do I make it preform an action to the "New". I'm mainly asking for Lua but I'm pretty sure Lua and Python are relatively similar. If you could answer it would be a big help Thanks
Heya @OneTrick Guy, you could apply the logic as you would for most logic gates. E.g. In this case you would loop through each word
for word in result:
if word=='New":
#trigger what you need here
Thanks for the tutorial, I somehow did the install like u did and my Import easyocr does not run. The pip install does not give me any errors but when i import easyocr, the line of code buffer forever. What could be the problem? I did it on jupyter notebook. thankyou
i want to save all the detected text in the same order as in the image how can I do it please
Hi for my case, im trying to detect the vehicle plates and i did everything similar to urs except changing the pictures but im not sure why is my accuracy so low, ranging from 0.38-0.46..
Heya @Zhongwei, try out the new tutorial, it's way more accurate: ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
First of all Thank you very much for sharing the great content. If I want to complete this task within a less time (even though it may not be much accurate), are there any other alternative available ? (As implementing this is in a realtime project expects to complete in less time.)
Yah, I've got a real time example now, check out ANPR vid on the channel :)
Thanks for the tutorial! Mind if I ask your computer specs? The detection was blazing fast for you and that too using only CPU?!
It takes at least 15-20 seconds on my laptop, and I'm wondering how I should speed up the detection because I plan to use it on a video, so I will end up passing every frame to easyocr.
Here you go, fastest way to speed it up would be to use a GPU.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Wraith Prism
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 Super Windforce OC 8GB
Motherboard: MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk
RAM: Team T-Force Dark Z 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz CL16 DDR4
SSD: Kingston A400 2.5in SATA SSD 240GB
Hello,
Don't use the ocr on every single frame,
Choose the frames where the needed information is and apply the ocr.
I used this way, and is way easier to run on my poor machine.
Thanks great vid. Can I use easyocr to decode scanned pdfs with multiple pages?
Tqq it really works but it didn't tell the wright answer for the small letters it is showing @,? Such types of symbols. Works well for big words..plz help for the small ones
what if i have a lot of dataset images?
Could try looping through them, would likely need some post processing or preprocessing to get clean results however!
@@NicholasRenotte can you make a tutorial , with datasetsss plss 😭
Hey, thank u for the nice video, is it possible for EasyOCR to deal with rotated Texts in Images by various degrees? or is there any Code to automatically correct the Orientation of the Images to read out the Text?
I believe it finds this hard. You can change the scanning pattern but dealing with unaligned text will be difficult.
Amazing content!! Can you compare it with PaddleOCR next time? I heard it works great in some cases.
Nicolas your work is great! Is it possible to realize the same thing in react native? wich framework or library could you advice for that. Also, if I only want to extract for instance a date in the document that I capture, instead of all the text, is it possible ? thank you for your replying. Gos bless you!
Thanks for the tutorial ! Could you tell me please how to use a custom dictionary ?
Thank you so much for sharing ! Great vidéo!!
So glad you enjoyed it @Petrusse!
Great Video!! can it read PDF???
that was awsom Nicholas , but as i have checked the workable languages , I couldn't find khmer , so do you have any recommendation to any open source that work with khmer language ,looking forward to hearing back from you , thanks
Hey nicho, is there any way to differentiate the author of a handwritten text?
will it work for handwritten text too ?? ... please reply 😀
Nope, mainly for computer generated text!
Hi Nickolas, I really like your tutorials. they are the best for me. Can you please do this with "skew"ing the image?
Thanks for your efforts.
Will give it a crack!
hello, does this technology also allow me to ask him to describe images to me?
anyway thank you so much for this video
i dont see you do the preprocessing data. So is it still good without that?
Sure is! EasyOCR is way more resilient without doing multiple layers of filters
@@NicholasRenotte How is it different from PyTesseract? In your opinion, which one is better? Which one do you recommend?
thanks was helpful to me, do you have any video about image enhancement?
Not yet @July but it's planned!
I am getting this error message: error: Unknown C++ exception from OpenCV code
How to solve it?
accuracy, F1 score wise which is better in your experience easyocr or pytesseract?
Isit possible for the ocr to scan the image text from my game (maplestory)
Amazing as always mate.
Can we add this project in our resume?😅
YEAHYA! Go for it!
i'm new with this, can we use the camera and detect it like object detection for this code?
Sure can!
Very good work, I'm going to ask a question how to do if there are two languages on the same picture.thanks
Heya @Ridha, you could perform multi-language detection by running over the image using a second OCR model in a different language!
@@NicholasRenotte thank you for answering me, it is good it is done but for the display of the text in Arabic in the form of question marks."???????????"
@@ridhazaghdoud6208 hmm, just checking, you loaded up the Arabic OCR model?
@@NicholasRenotte yes i loaded two language latin and arabic. latin is well displayed but arabic text no,the characters are question marks.
@@ridhazaghdoud6208 can you share the image, I can test it out?
can you say what to do for vertical text extraction? is there any mothed?
This does not work with easyocr conflicting with python 3.10. Do you have any resources on running easyocr with this limitation?
Try paddleOCR instead @Isaac, way easier to get up and running.
What are the option for GPU acceleration for AMD GPUs? Besides using Linux (I'm running W10).
I believe development is being done with ROCm but it's still very early days.
Hi sir thank you for your video,i have a doubt :- using the bounding box cordinates (like---([[758, 1106], [1210, 1106], [1210, 1148], [758, 1148]],
'TELEPHONE (Include Area Code)',
0.6403904183737966) HOW can i print the text "TELEPHONE" WORD
wasn't able to install easyocr, error code being
RuntimeWarning: Pillow 8.2.0 does not support Python 3.10 and does not provide prebuilt Windows binaries. We do not recommend building from source on Windows. any ideas on a fix?
You need to downgrade phyton version 3.9 or lower
Do you have the resources for online handwritting recognition? Thank you.
Nothing atm unfortunately @Dmitri
please can you make video how can train easyOcr?
Oh man you got a good list of videos
Thanks @Atif, right now there's 213 videos on the schedule planned!!
Well @@remedytee, I try to start off simple and easy to understand so we can dive into more hardcore examples like this: ua-cam.com/video/NApYP_5wlKY/v-deo.html
I'm getting no module named as easyocr but i installed all packages
Sir kindly do a video for handwritten text recognition also...... Thank you
Is this helpful in handwritten images I am still confuse between tesseract and easy ocr kindly suggest
Hi Nick, Reader is taking very very long time to complete even 5% and gets ended with "ConnectionEndedwitherror" at around 6% .. why its taking this much time.. Is there any offline method? Note: my connection speed is 40Mbps.
Hi Nicholas,
Can we run/deploy OpenCv + easyocr in Aws lambda ?? Is that possible ?
how to apply this but using web camera? the characters that are detected and extracted from the web camera will be displayed on LCD through Arduino?
can we use this library to use ocr for webcam?
Would this be able to recognize hand writing as well
Nope, it works best for computer generated text! Check out handwriting models for written text.
Will it work with randomly rotated characters like in some captchas?
Haven't actually tested that out @Expert Channel.
Thanks so much for the video however im having an issue. I run the code in Sublime Text:
import easyocr
import cv2
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
IMAGE_PATH = 'sign.jpeg'
reader = easyocr.Reader(['en'], gpu=False)
result = reader.readtext(IMAGE_PATH)
result
And shows this:
Using CPU. Note: This module is much faster with a GPU.
[Finished in 4.3s]
It doesnt output anything but doesnt say it failed . Im sure i installed all the packages.
Change result to print(result)
@@NicholasRenotte Thank you for the video! I'm having a similar issue but I keep getting "CUDA not available - defaulting to CPU. Note: This module is much faster with a GPU." And then a long list of Traceback calls. Can you help me with this? (I'm on a mac using VScode)
@@megankociscak6619 Could you solve this problem?
hello sir, with your videos it is so easy and helpful for me. actually i doing a project where i am stuck, can you plz help me in that. I want to create a project where, if i pass a image as input the model gives the info present in that image, like item name, quantity, price from that image. can you plz provide me how i will do that.
Amazing video!
Thanks!
Cool Movember look! 🖖😂
🤣thanks @Vikash, it's getting there, slowly evolving from seedy mo to full blown 'stache.
Great stuff but it possible to use easyocr for handwriting ?
TBH it doesn't perform that well on handwriting. You're better off looking into Deep Learning approaches.
@@NicholasRenotte thanks
@@sokharsamb3518 anytime!
Hello Sokhar, what a coincidence !?
@@landrynoulawe1565 hi Landry, are you also working on handwriting?
Thanks for sharing. Really nice.
Anytime, thanks @Alok!
The tuts is well explained and i got everything working following your tut. But I got this error when trying to display the rectangles bounding boxes
any assistance
5 text = detection[1]
6 font = cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX
----> 7 img = cv2.rectangle(img, text, top_left, bottom_right, (0,255,0), 5)
8 img = cv2.putText(img, text, top_left, font,2, (0,255,0),2, cv2.LINE_AA)
9
error: OpenCV(4.5.4) :-1: error: (-5:Bad argument) in function 'rectangle'
> Overload resolution failed:
> - Can't parse 'pt1'. Expected sequence length 2, got 3
> - Can't parse 'pt1'. Expected sequence length 2, got 3
> - Can't parse 'rec'. Expected sequence length 4, got 3
> - Can't parse 'rec'. Expected sequence length 4, got 3
thank u , if folder contains set of images, how to extract text from each image from that folder of images, how to display
Heya @Raju, you can loop through each file in the folder and run the same code!
@@NicholasRenotte will it work for hand written text? please provide code to extract text from group of images as input
@@NicholasRenotte thank u Nicholas
@@RAZZKIRAN it works best on non-handwritten text, for hand written characters you might choose to use a DL model instead.
Is it possible to only target a predetermined text on an image to by pulled? Scenario, I would like to scan ID card numbers, I do not care about any of the other text in the image (ID card). All ID's have the same static number of digits, all numbers, in case that helps. Thanks
Could isolate the numbers then apply OCR, it's usually done with a two part detector, I do something similar for extracting license plates (could use the same pipeline): ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
is it possible to detect unknown language from a image??
Ah, I think it has certain supported languages. If it's unknown it's kinda hard to detect or work it out.
How to save a specific line into a specific file sir ?
Like save a single line from the OCR detections @Ludo?
Can I use easyocr with raspberry pi?? I failed to install it ..
Hmm, haven't tried it. What errors are you getting?
Is there a way to capture text from your screen and not an image. I want it to capture my desktop programs, like capturing the numbers in my game thats running in windowed mode and store that number in a txt or some kind of docu
Definitely, you could use an additional library like mss to capture your screen (or a region of your screen) e.g. stackoverflow.com/questions/35097837/capture-video-data-from-screen-in-python/54246290
@@NicholasRenotte Omg I love you so much.... you have no idea how long I've been looking for something like this, thank you so damn much lol
@@shineori4078 right back at ya 😍! Let me know how you go!
I Am facing an issue while importing easyocr, as my kernel goes dead when i try to import it in jupyter notebook, please help
Hmmm, any errors in the terminal?
Is it work with Windows?? or only with Mac and Linux??
Heya @dhanashree, should be able to run on all three!
Whenever i am trying to easyocr.readtext terminal is showing me name error easyocr how to solve
Tbh, switch over to PaddleOCR, way more accurate! ua-cam.com/video/t5xwQguk9XU/v-deo.html
How can we extract data efficiently from OCR, if we've to fetch data from screen(like Laptop screen). Can you please share any source?
Did you find anything?
hey bro,
I am getting a name error which says 'name 'easyocr' is not defined' . Can u help me getting out with this issue
Got it installed into the same environment? Double check that it is by running !pip list from the same place you're trying to install it from.
@@NicholasRenotte I've got the same problem. When run import easyocr, aslo writes version: 1.4.1
if we use this to scan passport , i get all the results correctly but how to get values from the labels yes i can use if statement but the data is not sorted there is no pattern so i dont always know that when label date of birth is found at what index its value is. can you help me with it?
which one works faster tesseract-ocr or easy-ocr?
how to run them with gpu?
Heya @Mike, I think tesseract is faster but requires more preprocessing compared to easy-ocr which is heavily GPU reliant. Easy-OCR should run on your GPU as long as you have PyTorch configured to leverage GPU acceleration.
Does it support other languages?
Sure does, it can handle a bunch: github.com/JaidedAI/EasyOCR
Awesome videos!
Thanks so much 🙏
my easyocr just detects text that does not exist and it combines multiple lines into one. help!
Hello,
I try to make it work for me for a water meter recognition software but it doesn't even want to recognize the surf picture. It gives me an "I" with 1% accuracy... U have any idea maybe?
Ya, try PaddleOCR instead, super accurate (and faster): ua-cam.com/video/t5xwQguk9XU/v-deo.html Ensure your images are clear and ideally close!
If anyone struggles to install torch, as of 31/01/23 you must have python 3.9 interpreter installed and selected in the text editor you are using. Doesn't work with python311 like I was trying firstly.
Can we extract text from specific position or location from an image using this ocr ???
Definitely @Koppula! You can filter the region using numpy indexing then apply the OCR. I show how to do this in the latest ANPR tutorial in fact: ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
@@NicholasRenotte wow🤩 thank you so much I am looking exactly for this type of filtering. I will share this to my frdz amazing video. Keep it up bro ,a big shout out to you 😉
Hello Nicholas
When I am trying to run (reader) in section1 with GPU. I am getting : "CUDA error: no kernel image is available for execution on the device"
Any Suggestions? :)
Got the right version of CUDA/cuDNN installed?
@@NicholasRenotte I am using cuda 10.1 and cudnn 7.6.5
@@h-electronics602 hmmm, are you running an Nvidia GPU?
Great stuff!
Thanks 🙏 so much @Chuks Grinage!
how to change the size of the ocr box
How can we do this exact same thing with a video? I want to extract text from a video clip with no sound, can you please help?
Try this out, best example I've done of it so far: ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
How to can train it
like this we can extract the vertical text in a image
Hello sir i am very much interested in deep learning projects and want to implement them in tenserflow android , is there any play list available your to teach tenserflow from scratch?
Nothin for Android yet @Sanjeev but I've got some React Native stuff coming soon!
I have developed android app but extraction process is on Google colab and save in firebase after save result fetch in android
@@rajeshkumar-lr1um ha cool!!
i m facing below issue
File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\easyocr.py", line 90, in init
download_and_unzip(detection_models[detector_model]['url'], detection_models[detector_model]['filename'], self.model_storage_directory, verbose)
File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\utils.py", line 586, in download_and_unzip
urlretrieve(url, zip_path, reporthook=reporthook)
File "C:\Users\Onkar\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\urllib
equest.py", line 283, in urlretrieve
reporthook(blocknum, bs, size)
File "E:\Python\Pratics\venv\lib\site-packages\easyocr\utils.py", line 686, in progress_hook
print(f'
{prefix} |{bar}| {percent}% {suffix}', end = printEnd)
File "C:\Users\Onkar\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\encodings\cp1252.py", line 19, in encode
return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0]
UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u2588' in position 12: character maps to
Plz suggest what need to do for download reader model
I am having problem differentiating between O and 0 , 2 and Z while character extraction from Image using EasyOcr . Can anyone suggest solution for this
i dont want the program to print the coordinates and accuracy , what can be done
Just wrap them in a separate print statement and print what's needed. E.g. ua-cam.com/video/0-4p_QgrdbE/v-deo.html
can these work on 32bit OS??
Haven't tried myself, would need to dig into each package.
@@NicholasRenotte Sir will this work if I try it on Google Colab ??
@@bhushantayde5762 yup!
Hey dear!
Why you use numpy here?
Heya @Kishore, nope you're right, looks like I had it in for another tutorial!
this done on windows platform right?
Windows OS yup!
Cool
That initial meme is "tell me you use Windows without telling me you use Windows 🤪"
Hahahaha, every god damn time!
can I use pycharm instead of jupyter notebook ?
Yup, save the notebook as a .py script from within Jupyter and then you just need to remove the Notebook magic commands e.g. !pip list
Can we try this in notepad++?
@@NicholasRenotte oh .... what i actually wanna ask is typing the code in pycharm and running the code in pycharm.. without using notebook
@@koppuladattatreya1623 yup, just have to convert the code .py which you can do from the Jupyter Notebook server then remove any Notebook magic commands e.g. !pip list...
@@NicholasRenotte ok let me try... thank you 😁