[Blindmath] Question about converting Math Book Content
John Gardner
john.gardner at orst.edu
Wed Jan 27 05:17:18 UTC 2010
I will be very surprised if this works. The reason that Infty Reader
requires higher resolution than other OCR is that it cannot depend on
things like characters all being on one line. In math, characters can
be distributed over a wide area. There are also quite subtle
characteristics that distinguish, for example, a lower case alpha from a
lower case a or italic a. And there are a number of big characters that
might look like a collection of alphabetic characters. Recognition
accuracy degrades rapidly when parts of characters begin to touch when
they are, in principle, separated by white space. So artificially
increasing resolution will probably not correct those "touches".
John
On 1/26/2010 4:17 PM, Pranav Lal wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> ABBYY Fine Reader can increase the resolution of scanned images. This has
> not worked for me but it is a long time since I tried it with Infty Reader.
> Use abbyy fine reader to increase the images resolution to 600 DPI and then
> save it as an image. Send the saved image to Infty Reader.
>
> Roopakshi, I remember us discussing this technique. Have you been able to
> get it to work or is my organic ram playing tricks again?
>
> Pranav
>
>
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