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Using SetRectangle and Recognize in a loop will clear what has been found between each run resulting in only the last result being returned. It would be nice if it would nice it was possible to keep all results by telling it not to clear. Alternatively give it a range of rectangles and not just one. The latter is probably faster, since overhead can be reduced.
In turn when inserting result via AddImage in a PDFRenderer, the page is automatically advanced to the next, so only one result can be inserted per page. It would also be nice if at least it was possible to tell it not/or when to advance, or which page you are adding to, thereby build the pages from OCR results.
These features would help me achieve what I estimate is 80% of the time spent, or put it in another way 5x speed. Unsure about memory saved, but might help here also.
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Using SetRectangle and Recognize in a loop will clear what has been found between each run resulting in only the last result being returned. It would be nice if it would nice it was possible to keep all results by telling it not to clear. Alternatively give it a range of rectangles and not just one. The latter is probably faster, since overhead can be reduced.
In turn when inserting result via AddImage in a PDFRenderer, the page is automatically advanced to the next, so only one result can be inserted per page. It would also be nice if at least it was possible to tell it not/or when to advance, or which page you are adding to, thereby build the pages from OCR results.
These features would help me achieve what I estimate is 80% of the time spent, or put it in another way 5x speed. Unsure about memory saved, but might help here also.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: