OCR
This function block utilizes Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to detect and extract text from images. It can automatically handle different text orientations and display results visually.
📥 Inputs
Image The input image from which you want to detect text.
📤 Outputs
Result The output image that displays detected text along with bounding boxes.
Whole Text A single string containing all the detected text extracted from the image.
Texts A list of the individual text elements detected in the image.
Boxes A list of bounding boxes around each detected text region.
🕹️ Controls
Auto Rotation A checkbox that enables the use of automatic rotation to read text that might be upside-down.
Show Texts A checkbox that allows displaying the detected text above each bounding box in the output image.
Threshold A slider that sets the confidence threshold to filter out weak detections. Adjusting this value affects which texts are returned based on their detection confidence.
🎨 Features
Multi-Orientation Support The block can process images containing text in various orientations, thanks to its angled mode feature.
Confidence Filtering Outputs only those detections that meet or exceed the specified confidence threshold.
Visual Feedback The function block provides a visual representation of the detected text and bounding boxes in the output image, enhancing user experience.
📝 Usage Instructions
Input Image: Connect an image source to the
Imageinput.Configure Settings: Enable or disable the
Auto RotationandShow Textsoptions based on your needs. Adjust theThresholdslider to set a confidence level for text detection.Run the Block: Execute the function to process the image and detect text. The results will include the annotated image, the whole detected text, individual text items, and bounding boxes.
📊 Evaluation
When executed, this block takes an image input and returns the processed output, along with the text extracted from the image, ready for further analysis or display.
💡 Tips and Tricks
🛠️ Troubleshooting
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