OcrSegmentationMode - перечисление
Segmentation modes for a page.
Пространство имён: Tessa.TextRecognition.EnumsСборка: Tessa (в Tessa.dll) Версия: 4.0.4
public enum OcrSegmentationMode
Public Enumeration OcrSegmentationMode
public enum class OcrSegmentationMode
OsdOnly | 0 |
Detect page orientation and language scenario without page segmentation and optical recognition.
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AutoOsd | 1 |
Automatically segment the page with detection of its orientation and language scenario.
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AutoOnly | 2 |
Automatically segment the page without detection of its orientation and language scenario, and without optical recognition.
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Auto | 3 |
Automatically segment the page without detection of its orientation and language scenario.
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SingleColumn | 4 |
Page segmentation as a single text column of variable width, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SingleBlockVertText | 5 |
Page segmentation as a single uniform block of variable with vertically aligned text, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SingleBlock | 6 |
Page segmentation as a single uniform block of text, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SingleLine | 7 |
Page segmentation as a single text line, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SingleWord | 8 |
Page segmentation as a single word, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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CircleWord | 9 |
Page segmentation as a single round shaped word or a word in a circle, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SingleChar | 10 |
Page segmentation as a single symbol, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SparseText | 11 |
Page segmentation as sparse text (i.e. multiple unordered words), without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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SparseTextOs | 12 |
Page segmentation as sparse text (i.e. multiple unordered words), with detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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RawLine | 13 |
Page segmentation as a single raw text line, without detection of page orientation and language scenario.
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