You might be able to use the color of the numbers to your advantage. If you can copy by color and then paste into an image with a margin around edges (see attached), you will probably get acceptable results.
art
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Tools like opencv can be used to try to identify objects in an image and then selecting by color ranges. A lot depends on the variance of the images but some sort of preprocessing to separate out the digits could make a difference.
art
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Thanks
Yeah,that will work on this example.
But I don't know what color numbers will be.So I can't cut them.
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