Python	ocr	pdf	tesseract
  Photo	by	Yoann	Siloine	on	UnsplashOCR	(Optical	Character	Recognition)	is	very	well-known	today.	The	concept	is	simple,	and	it	will	scan	an	image	and	read	the	text	inside	it.	Did	you	know	OCR	could	be	easily	done	using	Python?	With	the	help	of	the	Tesseract	library,	you	only	need	a	few	steps	to	accomplish	text	recognition.But,	in	my	case,	I	need
  some	time	because	confused	about	how	to	start	the	OCR	from	Tesseract.	Okay,	in	this	story,	I	want	to	make	the	step	of	installing	Tesseract	simple	and	clear.	I	will	write	step	by	step	installing	Tesseract	into	your	devices.	Let's	do	it.WorkflowThe	program	workflow	will	be	explained	using	the	images	below:Since	OCR	will	read	'text'	from	'images',	you
  need	two	libraries	to	start	with	it.	To	read	images,	the	library	that	we	will	use	is	pillow	(PIL)	and	for	the	text	extraction	process,	you	need	the	pytesseract	libraries.	The	pytesseract	is	a	library	that	could	be	interacted	with	Tesseract	engine.If	you	feel	confused,	think	like	this.	Whenever	you	want	to	clean	your	yard	(Target/OCR),	you	will	need	a	sickle
  (Tesseract	Engine),	but	if	you	use	a	sickle	with	a	bare	hand	(Python	only),	probably	your	hand	will	get	hurt.	To	make	it	easier,	you	will	be	using	gloves	(pytesseract	library).	Well,	finally,	your	yard	will	be	clean.This	article's	purpose	will	explain	how	to	extract	text	from	images,	so	if	you	want	to	read	text	from	an	image	without	any	libraries,	you	may
  skip	this	article	and	try	to	find	a	new	one.	Okay,	I	hope	you	understand.	Let's	move	to	the	next	section.RequirementsSince	this	project	will	use	OCR	technology	with	Python,	I	recommend	installing	Anaconda	so	your	main	Python	environment	doesn't	crash,	but	if	you	don't	want	it,	download	Python	3.8.x	above.	If	you	ask	why	3.8,	I	think	the	version	of
  3.8	was	the	most	stable	until	I	wrote	this	article.	You	could	start	Arima	using	this	Python	version.	Of	course,	feel	free	if	you	still	want	to	use	Python	3.10	or	above.Next,	the	OS	that	I	am	going	to	use	is	Windows	11;	actually,	this	is	not	a	problem.	You	can	still	follow	whatever	OS	you	use	because	we	are	not	playing	at	the	OS	level	but	at	the	app	level.	In
  this	case,	we	are	creating	a	program	using	Python.	So	as	long	your	OS	has	Python,	you	could	easily	follow	this	tutorial.For	Windows,	you	could	download	Python	3.8.10	by	clicking	this	link,	but	if	you	want	to	follow	along,	I	will	use	Anaconda.	To	get	Anaconda	installed,	download	the	program	here.PreparationI	will	skip	the	part	about	anaconda
  installation	because	it	was	so	easy,	and	I	believe	you	will	not	access	this	article	if	you	want	to	know	how	to	install	Anaconda.	After	installation,	we	should	create	a	new	environment	to	ensure	it	doesn't	affect	any	Python	environment	that	already	exists	in	your	system.1.	Create	a	new	Conda	environment	in	your	cmd	using	this	command.	I	will	name	it
  ocr	to	make	this	environment	for	OCR.The	finished	message	will	be	like	this.2.	After	the	ocr	the	environment	created,	activate	it	using	this	command,	and	also,	you	could	check	the	Python	version	in	this	environment.3.	Installing	necessary	libraries	for	OCR.Install	pytesseract	and	pillow	using	this	command.Get	Tesseract	EngineOkay,	before	I	say,	to
  read	the	image,	you	need	a	Tesseract	Engine,	right?	in	this	case,	you	could	download	the	installer	here.	If	you	are	patient	and	have	time	to	read	the	documentation,	you	will	understand	this	site	is	well	written	about	the	tesseract	documentation	and	how	to	install	it	in	various	OS.After	scrolling	down	the	page,	I	found	that	for	Windows,	the	latest
  Tesseract	is	not	available	on	this	site	but	on	the	GitHub	Page	of	UB	Mannheim.You	can	access	the	page	here	and	click	the	installer	there.Just	for	you,	click	this	link	for	direct	download	to	tesseract-ocr-w64-setup-v.5.2.0.20220712.exe	(64	bit).	Save	the	program	in	your	desired	place.After	downloaded,	run	the	setup	program	and	do	the	installation	step
  as	usual.I	want	to	make	this	program	accessible	to	all	users	on	my	computer,	so	I	choose	this	choice.Well,	if	you	want	to	use	this	app,	checklist	all	choices	below	fully;	it	will	let	you	download	all	files	that	took	some	time.	Because	I	want	to	make	this	simple	and	clear,	let's	install	the	standard	version.Next,	the	question	will	ask	you	where	to	install	the
  program.	By	default,	it	will	install	in	this	directory	'C:\Program	Files\Tesseract-OCR'.	But	I	will	install	it	on	my	E	disk.	Because	it	still	has	big	storage.Start	the	installation	by	clicking	install	on	the	next	page.Since	we	don't	install	additional	data,	the	installation	process	will	be	fast.Congratulations,	we	could	interact	with	the	OCR	engine	by	using
  pytesseract	library.After	the	program	is	installed,	you	could	grab	the	path	tesseract.exe	by	copying	the	program	in	the	explorer	path	like	this.	We	will	use	the	path	in	the	next	step.In	my	case,	the	path	is	"E:\Program	Files\Tesseract-OCR\tesseract.exe".Collecting	the	ImageIn	this	step,	you	will	download	several	images	to	test	our	program.	I	already
  downloaded	some	quotes	image	that	contains	text	on	it.Also,	don't	forget	to	move	your	directory	from	your	cmd	to	the	workspace	you	are	using.Integrating	the	servicesThe	preparation,	the	engine,	and	the	images	are	ready.	Let's	write	some	code	to	make	this	program	work.	The	code	will	be	like	this.The	output	will	be	like	this.Alright,	as	you	can	see,
  the	program	will	read	the	images	and	then	extract	all	the	text	inside	them.	Let's	change	the	image	path	to	make	it	more	flexible	and	ask	the	user	to	input	the	image	location.DocumentationI	have	already	created	documentation	about	how	to	run	this	code	below.Isn't	it	very	easy?ConclusionAfter	all,	we	have	been	through,	I	hope	you	understand	the
  concept	very	clearly.	In	this	story,	I	am	just	creating	a	tutorial	on	installing	and	using	the	Tesseract,	and	I	am	trying	my	best	to	make	the	article	very	simple	and	clear.	Thanks	for	your	attention.Have	a	Nice	Code!ReferenceThe	origin	article	that	I	refer	to	is	below.	I	rewrote	it	with	my	version	because	it	took	me	some	time	to	make	the	program	work
  when	I	read	that	article.	OCR	in	short	Optical	Character	Recognition	or	optical	character	reader	is	an	essential	part	of	data	mining,	which	mainly	deals	with	typed,	handwritten,	or	printed	documents.	Every	image	in	the	world	contains	some	information.	Some	of	them	have	characters	that	humans	can	easily	read,	programming	a	machine	to	read	them
  can	be	called	OCR.	In	this	post	I	will	explain	you	detailed	code	for	pytesseract	(python	wrapper	of	tesseract)	image	to	string	operation.	Table	of	contents	Applications	of	OCRBest	OCR	library	PythonAbout	Tesseract	OCRTesseract	OCR	Python	InstallOCR	with	Pytesseract	and	OpenCVDraw	bounding	box	around	textExtract	text	inside	bounding	box
  using	tesseract	and	OpenCVGet	ROI	coordinates	by	mouse	clickExtract	specific	text	inside	bounding	box	(ROI)Limitations	of	Tesseract	OCR	1.	Applications	of	OCR	Before	we	go	deeper	into	OCR	implementation,	we	need	to	know	the	places	where	we	can	implement	OCR.	Some	examples	of	such	use	cases	are	as	follows:	Extract	information	from	Forms
  and	ReceiptsConvert	scanned	documents	to	a	digital	copyNumber	Plate	recognitionExtract	information	from	important	documents	such	as	Passports,	PAN	cards,	Adhar	cards,	etc.	2.	Best	OCR	libraries	in	Python	There	are	lots	of	OCR	libraries	or	tools	available.	I	am	listing	down	some	popular	libraries	among	them	below:	TesseractKeras-OCRPython-
  docTREasy	OCRPaddle	OCRetc.	In	this	post,	I	am	going	to	explore	pytesseract	OCR	library	in	Python	3.	About	Tesseract	OCR	Architechture-of-Tesseract-OCR	Tesseract	(developed	and	sponsored	by	Google	since	2006)	is	an	open-source	tool	for	Optical	Character	Recognition	(OCR).	The	best	part	is	that	it	supports	a	wide	range	of	languages	and	it	is
  compatible	with	different	programming	languages	through	wrappers.	In	this	post,	I	will	use	pytesseract,	which	is	a	python	library	(wrapper)	for	tesseract.	We	usually	use	a	convolutional	neural	network	(CNN)	to	recognize	an	image	containing	a	single	character	or	Object.	Text	of	any	length	is	a	sequence	of	characters	and	such	problems	are	solved
  using	RNN	and	LSTM.	Tesseract	uses	LSTM	to	detect	and	predict	text	in	any	image.	LSTM	is	a	popular	algorithm	in	RNN	family.	Read	this	post	to	learn	more	about	RNN.	There	are	mainly	3	stages	in	Tesseract:	Find	wordsDetect	linesClassify	characters	4.	Install	tesseract	OCR	Python	To	use	tesseract	OCR	(developed	by	Google)	in	python,	we	need	to
  install	pytesseract	library	by	running	the	below	command:	>	pip	install	pytesseract	5.	OCR	with	Pytesseract	and	OpenCV	Let’s	first	import	the	required	packages	and	input	images	to	convert	into	text.	In	this	tutorial,	I	am	using	the	following	sample	invoice	image	Input	Image	#	Import	OpenCV	import	cv2	#	Import	tesseract	OCR	import	pytesseract	#
  Read	image	to	convert	image	to	string	img	=	cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	Pre-processing	for	Tesseract	In	every	image	analysis	task	preprocessing	is	a	must.	To	get	better	accuracy	from	tesseract,	you	should	do	at	least	some	basic	image	pre-processing	like	grey-scale	conversion,	binarization,	etc.	Read	this	post	to	learn	more	about	image
  transformation	functions	in	OpenCV.	#	Resize	the	image	if	required	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	images	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,	height//2))	#	Convert	to	grayscale	image	gray_img	=	cv2.cvtColor(images,	cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)	#	Converting	grey	image	to	binary	image	by	Thresholding	thresh_img	=	cv2.threshold(gray_img,	0,	255,
  cv2.THRESH_BINARY	|	cv2.THRESH_OTSU)[1]	If	you	want	to	learn	more	about	image	pre-processing	and	applications	transformations	the	below	article	may	be	helpful	for	you:	Helpful	Articles:	Tesseract	Configuration	Once	you	are	done	with	image	transformation	(image	pre-processing),	now	you	should	configure	tesseract.	If	you	are	not	specifying
  the	configuration	parameters,	Tesseract	will	use	the	default	configuration.	#	Configuring	parameters	for	tesseract	custom_config	=	r'--oem	3	--psm	6'	Engine	Mode	(–OEM):	Tesseract	uses	different	types	of	algorithms	or	engine	modes	in	its	back-end.	Below	are	the	different	OCR	engine	modes	with	the	id	number	of	Tesseract.	you	can	select	the	one
  that	works	best	for	your	requirement:	OEM	IDsWorking	Description0Legacy	engine	only1Neural	net	LSTM	only2Legacy	with	LSTM	model3By	default,	based	on	currently	available	Page	Segmentation	Mode	(–PSM):	By	configuring	this,	you	can	inform	Tesseract	that	how	to	split	the	input	image	in	the	form	of	texts.	Tesseract	has	11	modes	in	total.
  From	the	table	below,	you	can	choose	the	one	that	best	suits	your	requirements:	PSM	IDsWork	DescriptionopsmOrientation	and	script	detection	(OSD)	only1Automatic	page	segmentation	with	OSD2Automatic	page	segmentation,	but	not	using	OSD,	or	OCR3Fully	automatic	page	segmentation,	but	not	using	OSD	(Default	configuration)4Assume	a
  single	column	of	text	of	variable	sizes5Assume	a	single	uniform	block	that	has	a	vertically	aligned	text6Assume	a	single	uniform	block	of	text7Treat	image	as	a	single	text	line8Treat	image	as	a	single	word9Treat	image	as	a	single	word	in	a	circle10Treat	the	image	as	a	single	character11Sparse	text.	Find	as	much	text	as	possible	not	in	a	particular
  order12Sparse	text	using	OSD13Raw	line.	Treat	the	image	as	a	single	text	line,	bypass	hack	by	Tesseract-specific	Convert	Image	to	Text	Now	finally	we	can	convert	our	pre-processed	image	to	text.	After	conversion,	we	can	write	the	output	text	into	a	text	file.	#	Converting	image	to	text	with	pytesseract	ocr_output	=
  pytesseract.image_to_string(thresh_img)	#	Print	output	text	from	OCR	print(ocr_output)	#	Writing	OCR	output	to	a	text	file	with	open('python_ocr_output.txt',	'w')	as	f:	f.write(ocr_output)	#	Display	image	cv2.imshow('Gray	image',	images)	cv2.waitKey(0)	Full	Code	#	Import	OpenCV	import	cv2	#	Import	tesseract	OCR	import	pytesseract	#	Read
  image	to	convert	image	to	string	img	=	cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	#	Resize	the	image	if	required	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	images	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,	height//2))	#	Convert	to	grayscale	image	gray_img	=	cv2.cvtColor(images,	cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)	#	Converting	grey	image	to	binary	image	by	Thresholding	thresh_img
  =	cv2.threshold(gray_img,	0,	255,	cv2.THRESH_BINARY	|	cv2.THRESH_OTSU)[1]	#	configuring	parameters	for	tesseract	custom_config	=	r'--oem	3	--psm	6'	#	Converting	image	to	text	with	pytesseract	ocr_output	=	pytesseract.image_to_string(thresh_img)	#	Print	output	text	from	OCR	print(ocr_output)	#	Writing	OCR	output	to	a	text	file	with
  open('python_ocr_output.txt',	'w')	as	f:	f.write(ocr_output)	#	Display	image	cv2.imshow('Gray	image',	images)	cv2.waitKey(0)	OCR	output	saved	in	txt	file	6.	Draw	bounding	boxes	around	text	Using	Pytesseract,	you	can	get	bounding	box	information	for	OCR	results	using	the	following	code.	The	script	below	will	give	you	bounding	box	information	for
  each	character	or	word	detected	by	tesseract	during	OCR.	import	pytesseract	from	pytesseract	import	Output	#	Import	OpenCV	library	import	cv2	import	csv	#	Read	image	to	extract	text	from	image	img	=	cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	#	Resize	the	image	if	required	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	img	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,
  height//2))	#	Convert	image	to	grey	scale	gray_image	=	cv2.cvtColor(img,	cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)	#	Converting	grey	image	to	binary	image	by	Thresholding	thresh_img	=	cv2.threshold(gray_image,	0,	255,	cv2.THRESH_BINARY	|	cv2.THRESH_OTSU)[1]	#	configuring	parameters	for	tesseract	custom_config	=	r'--oem	3	--psm	6'	#	Get	all	OCR	output
  information	from	pytesseract	ocr_output_details	=	pytesseract.image_to_data(thresh_img,	output_type	=	Output.DICT,	config=custom_config,	lang='eng')	#	Total	bounding	boxes	n_boxes	=	len(ocr_output_details['level'])	#	Extract	and	draw	rectangles	for	all	bounding	boxes	for	i	in	range(n_boxes):	(x,	y,	w,	h)	=	(ocr_output_details['left'][i],
  ocr_output_details['top'][i],	ocr_output_details['width'][i],	ocr_output_details['height'][i])	cv2.rectangle(img,	(x,	y),	(x	+	w,	y	+	h),	(0,	255,	0),	2)	#	Print	OCR	Output	kesys	print(ocr_output_details.keys())	#	Show	output	image	with	bounding	boxes	cv2.imshow('img',	img)	cv2.waitKey(0)	Here	in	this	code:	Line	21:	Configuring	Tesseract	modelLine	24:
  Extracting	all	outputs	from	Tesseract	OCR	in	dictionary	format	Now	if	you	print	the	OCR	output	details,	you	will	see	all	kinds	of	output	information	shown	below.	dict_keys(['level',	'page_num',	'block_num',	'par_num',	'line_num',	'word_num',	'left',	'top',	'width',	'height',	'conf',	'text']	Here	in	this	output	dictionary,	the	key	named	‘text‘	contains	the	text
  output	from	the	OCR,	and	key	named	‘left‘,	‘top‘,	‘width‘,	and	‘height‘	contains	bounding	box	coordinates	for	that	particular	text.	Text	format	matching	Now	that	you	have	an	image	with	a	bounding	box,	you	can	move	on	to	the	next	part,	which	is	to	organize	the	captured	text	into	a	file	with	matching	text	format	as	per	the	input	image.	Note:	Here	I
  have	written	this	code	based	on	my	input	image	format	and	output	from	Tesseract.	If	you	use	a	different	image	format,	you	must	write	the	code	according	to	that	image	format.	The	code	below	is	used	to	format	the	resulting	text	according	to	the	current	image	and	save	the	text	formated	result	into	a	txt	file.	#	Arrange	output	text	from	OCR	into	the
  format	as	per	image	output_text	=	[]	word_list	=	[]	last_word	=	[]	for	word	in	ocr_output_details['text']:	#	If	there	is	no	text	in	an	element	if	word	!=	'':	word_list.append(word)	last_word	=	word	#	Append	final	list	of	words	with	valid	words	if	(last_word	!=	''	and	word	==	'')	or	(word	==	ocr_output_details['text'][-1]):	output_text.append(word_list)
  word_list	=	[]	#	Display	OCR	output	image	with	open('OCR_output.txt',	'w',	newline	=	'')	as	file:	csv.writer(file,	delimiter	=	'	').writerows(output_text)	OCR	output	saved	in	text	format	Full	Code	import	pytesseract	from	pytesseract	import	Output	#	Import	OpenCV	library	import	cv2	import	csv	#	Read	image	to	extract	text	from	image	img	=
  cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	#	Resize	the	image	if	required	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	img	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,	height//2))	#	Convert	image	to	grey	scale	gray_image	=	cv2.cvtColor(img,	cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)	#	Converting	grey	image	to	binary	image	by	Thresholding	thresh_img	=	cv2.threshold(gray_image,	0,	255,
  cv2.THRESH_BINARY	|	cv2.THRESH_OTSU)[1]	#	configuring	parameters	for	tesseract	custom_config	=	r'--oem	3	--psm	6'	#	Get	all	OCR	output	information	from	pytesseract	ocr_output_details	=	pytesseract.image_to_data(thresh_img,	output_type	=	Output.DICT,	config=custom_config,	lang='eng')	#	Total	bounding	boxes	n_boxes	=
  len(ocr_output_details['level'])	#	Extract	and	draw	rectangles	for	all	bounding	boxes	for	i	in	range(n_boxes):	(x,	y,	w,	h)	=	(ocr_output_details['left'][i],	ocr_output_details['top'][i],	ocr_output_details['width'][i],	ocr_output_details['height'][i])	cv2.rectangle(img,	(x,	y),	(x	+	w,	y	+	h),	(0,	255,	0),	2)	#	Print	OCR	Output	print(ocr_output_details.keys())	#
  Arrange	output	text	from	OCR	into	the	format	as	per	image	output_text	=	[]	word_list	=	[]	last_word	=	[]	for	word	in	ocr_output_details['text']:	#	If	there	is	no	text	in	an	element	if	word	!=	'':	word_list.append(word)	last_word	=	word	#	Append	final	list	of	words	with	valid	words	if	(last_word	!=	''	and	word	==	'')	or	(word	==	ocr_output_details['text']
  [-1]):	output_text.append(word_list)	word_list	=	[]	#	Display	OCR	output	image	with	open('OCR_output.txt',	'w',	newline	=	'')	as	file:	csv.writer(file,	delimiter	=	'	').writerows(output_text)	cv2.imshow('img',	img)	cv2.waitKey(0)	7.	Extract	specific	text	inside	bounding	box	using	tesseract	and	OpenCV	So	we	know	how	to	extract	all	the	text	available	in	the
  image.	Now	if	you	want	to	extract	only	some	words	or	sentences	in	a	specific	region	in	the	image,	what	to	do?	For	example,	I	want	to	extract	only	the	“Amount”	field	from	the	invoice	below.	To	do	that	first	we	need	to	know	the	coordinate	information	(top	X,	top	Y,	bottom	X,	bottom	Y)	for	that	specific	portion	in	your	input	image.	7.1	Get	ROI
  coordinates	by	mouse	click	To	get	coordinate	values	for	our	area	of	interest,	you	can	use	the	below	code.	You	just	need	to	modify	line	27	(input	image	directory)	and	line	31	(image	resizing	option).	import	cv2	circles	=	[]	counter	=	0	counter2	=	0	Clickpoint1	=	[]	Clickpoint2	=	[]	myCoordinates	=	[]	#	Function	to	store	left-mouse	click	coordinates	def
  mouseClickPoints(event,	x,	y,	flags,	params):	global	counter,	Clickpoint1,	Clickpoint2,	counter2,	circles	if	event	==	cv2.EVENT_LBUTTONDOWN:	#	Draw	circle	in	red	color	cv2.circle(img,	(x,	y),	3,	(0,0,255),	cv2.FILLED)	if	counter	==	0:	Clickpoint1	=	int(x),	int(y)	counter	+=	1	elif	counter	==	1:	Clickpoint2	=	int(x),	int(y)
  myCoordinates.append([Clickpoint1,	Clickpoint2])	counter	=	0	circles.append([x,	y])	counter2	+=	1	#	Read	image	img	=	cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	#	Resize	image	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	img	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,	height//2))	while	True:	#	To	Display	clicked	points	for	x,	y	in	circles:	cv2.circle(img,	(x,	y),	3,	(0,0,255),
  cv2.FILLED)	#	Display	original	image	cv2.imshow('Original	Image',	img)	#	Collect	coordinates	of	mouse	click	points	cv2.setMouseCallback('Original	Image',	mouseClickPoints)	#	Press	'x'	in	keyboard	to	stop	the	program	and	print	the	coordinate	values	if	cv2.waitKey(1)	&	0xFF	==	ord('x'):	print(myCoordinates)	break	Note:	After	running	the	above
  code,	first	you	need	to	click	the	left	mouse	button	at	the	top	left	of	your	Area	of	Interest,	then	you	need	to	click	on	the	bottom	right	portion.	Once	you	are	done	with	two	clicks	then	press	‘X‘	on	your	keyboard	to	stop	running	this	code	and	print	the	output	coordinate	of	your	Region	of	Interest.	If	you	are	not	sure	how	the	above	code	is	working	please
  read	this	tutorial.	Output	in	the	console	[[(81,	322),	(356,	351)]]	7.2.	Extract	specific	text	inside	bounding	box	(ROI)	Once	we	have	the	ROI	information,	we	can	extract	anything	inside	that	particular	area	by	following	steps:	Crop	that	specific	area	from	the	input	imagePass	cropped	image	to	OCRGet	the	output	from	OCR	In	the	below	code	we	are	just
  following	the	above	steps.	This	code	will	write	OCR	output	on	the	input	image	also.	import	pytesseract	import	cv2	#	Read	image	for	text	extraction	img	=	cv2.imread('input/restaurant_bill.jpg')	height,	width,	channel	=	img.shape	#	Resizing	image	if	required	img	=	cv2.resize(img,	(width//2,	height//2))	#	Convert	image	to	grey	scale	gray_image	=
  cv2.cvtColor(img,	cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)	#	Converting	grey	image	to	binary	image	by	Thresholding	threshold_img	=	cv2.threshold(gray_image,	0,	255,	cv2.THRESH_BINARY	|	cv2.THRESH_OTSU)[1]	#	Crop	image	based	on	ROI	coordinates	(for	specific	bounding	box)	#	Coordinate	information	for	required	portion	of	image	for	which	need	to	extract
  the	text	roi_coordinate	=	[[(81,	322),	(356,	351)]]	top_left_x	=	list(roi_coordinate[0])[0][0]	bottom_right_x	=	list(roi_coordinate[0])[1][0]	top_left_y	=	list(roi_coordinate[0])[0][1]	bottom_right_y	=	list(roi_coordinate[0])[1][0]	#	Crop	the	specific	required	portion	of	entire	image	img_cropped	=	threshold_img[top_left_y:bottom_right_y,
  top_left_x:bottom_right_x]	#	Draw	rectangle	for	area	of	interest	(ROI)	cv2.rectangle(img,	(top_left_x,	top_left_y),	(bottom_right_x,	bottom_right_y),	(0,	255,	0),	3)	#	OCR	section	to	extract	text	using	pytesseract	in	python	#	configuring	parameters	for	tesseract	custom_config	=	r'--oem	3	--psm	6'	#	Extract	text	within	specific	coordinate	using
  pytesseract	OCR	Python	#	Providing	cropped	image	as	input	to	the	OCR	ocr_output	=	pytesseract.image_to_string(img_cropped,	config=custom_config,	lang='eng')	#	Write	OCR	output	in	the	original	image	*******	#	OpenCV	font	font	=	cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_DUPLEX	#	Red	color	code	red_color	=	(0,0,255)	cv2.putText(img,	f'{ocr_output}',
  (top_left_x-25,	top_left_y	-	10),	font,	0.5,	red_color,	1)	print(ocr_output)	cv2.imshow('img',	img)	cv2.waitKey(0)	Before	running	the	above	code,	you	need	to	modify	line	5	(input	image	directory)	and	line	8	(image	resizing	option).	Note:	The	resizing	option	should	be	the	same	in	both	of	the	codes	(extraction	code	and	get	ROI	coordinate	code).	Otherwise
  may	end	up	extracting	some	other	part	of	the	image.	Writing	OCR	output	on	image	8.	Limitations	of	Tesseract	OCR	Although	Tesseract	is	a	good	OCR	tool	to	use,	but	there	are	some	limitations	of	this	library.	Let’s	what	I	found:	It	cannot	perform	well	for	images	with	complex	backgrounds	and	distorted	perspectives.Image	orientation	detection
  sometimes	does	not	workNot	able	to	detect	complex	handwritten	text	Conclusion	Finally,	it	can	be	concluded	that	Tesseract	is	ideal	for	scanning	clean	documents	and	you	can	easily	convert	images	to	text	and	make	any	formatted	document	like	pdf,	word,	etc.	It	has	quite	a	high	accuracy	and	font	variability.	This	is	very	useful	in	the	case	of	institutions
  where	a	large	amount	of	documentation	is	involved,	such	as	government	offices,	hospitals,	educational	institutes,	etc.	In	the	current	version	4.0,	Tesseract	supports	deep	learning	based	on	OCR,	which	is	significantly	more	accurate.	In	my	next	post,	I	will	show	you	how	you	can	extract	important	information	from	any	document,	form,	or	invoice.	Hi
  there,	I’m	Anindya	Naskar,	Data	Science	Engineer.	I	created	this	website	to	show	you	what	I	believe	is	the	best	possible	way	to	get	your	start	in	the	field	of	Data	Science.
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