Finetune 4.0 location of new punc and numbers files?

[nahibi]

Hello,

I try to finetune tesseract 4.0 like it is explained here:

https://github.com/Shreeshrii/tessdata_shreetest/commit/b69b7e6ba6c7b0bd15f1b5541ac8fa5746383ad4

"- custom training text, punc and numbers files are used by updating the files in langdata/eng folder"

I do not know what I have to do with the punc and numbers files. 

Do I have to create new files in the same directory like custom training text file?

Do I have to replace the original ones from "~/tesseract-ocr/langdata_lstm/eng"?

Something else?

Best Regards

nahibi 

[Shree Devi Kumar]

It depends on what you are fine tuning for.

 I had changed the punc and numbers file so that only those punctuation characters were used which were in the unicharset eg. For a digits trained data which is for 0-9 and decimal point, comma and minus sign, I removed all other punctuation marks and kept only . , and -

Similarly the numbers file was modified for the patterns expected.

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[nahibi]

Thank you for your quick response. So if I understand you correctly I have to change the original ones from "~/tesseract-ocr/langdata_lstm/eng" directory.

What about the eng.wordlist file in this directory. I think it is useless for numbers only. I only want to detect numbers between 0..1000, should I create a own one which include these numbers?

[nahibi]

I replaced the original punc and numbers file from "~/tesseract-ocr/langdata_lstm/eng" and deleted all other files.

But when I check the generated eng.unicharset file in my output folder "~/tesstut/testy1/output/eng" it is still containing letters.

I think this is not normal and I am doing something wrong.