Hello there,
Yes, you need to first install Tesseract and Cuneiform, then, you need to install one of those two solutions.
In the settings of both programs, you can everytime, if you like, select which OCR engine should be used for recognition.
I too use Tesseract, never had a chanse, yet, to use Cuneiform, but I heard that it supports table recognition, and keeps the actual layout of the ocred document as intact as possible, like JAWS's OCR function when done on a document, for comparation's sake.
Best regards.
Francisco.
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So I need to install tesseract and cuneiform,, then ocrfeeder and lios, Linux intelligent ocr. Will it conflict to have both tesseract and cuneiform,, and will need to pick just one? If so, then which have you found to be more accurate?
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On Apr 13, 2021, at 2:07 AM, dileepa.tissera dileepa.tissera via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> wrote:
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