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manisandro avatar manisandro commented on June 15, 2024

Can you elaborate? When recognizing in plain text mode, the text from each recognized image is separated with a line break. If you recognize to hOCR, the output is split into separate pages. Not sure where you get one continuous text block with the text of all recognized images?

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cutegitcat avatar cutegitcat commented on June 15, 2024

Hello manisandro !

Thanks for the message.
From practical experience it has been time to convert an image file with the text it has in text form (with OCR) the lines in order - it is fine. Only I mean when many files it is not in order. There is a missing line break between the files of the image file.

The following is a simplified explanation based on an example:

Image-File 1: The melting Arctic is a crime scene.

Image-File 2: J7 is the anonymous perpetrator leaving evidence and clues for me to discover,

Image-File 3: like breadcrumbs leading back to him. James, he had said,

Image File 4: the day we first met at the research institute,

Image File 5: "If you are going to make it up here, don’t lock your doors."

Image File 6: It seemed like a life philosophy, rather than a survival tip.

This was converted without a line break and looks like this:

The melting Arctic is a crime scene.
J7 is the anonymous perpetrator leaving evidence and clues for me to discover,
like breadcrumbs leading back to him. James, he had said,
the day we first met at the research institute,
“If you are going to make it up here, don’t lock your doors.”
It seemed like a life philosophy, rather than a survival tip.

Actually, it should look like this with a line break (this mean automatically make an enter paragraph):

The melting Arctic is a crime scene.

J7 is the anonymous perpetrator leaving evidence and clues for me to discover,

like breadcrumbs leading back to him. James, he had said,

the day we first met at the research institute,

“If you are going to make it up here, don’t lock your doors.”

It seemed like a life philosophy, rather than a survival tip.

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