Is there no newest document or paper about OCRopus ver0.7?

[Kim]

Sorry for my pour english.
I ran ./run-test code, and I found OCRopus paper in 2009 writed.

But I can't find paper about ver0.7 OCRopus process.

I'm new python, When I read in Wikipedia, there is c++ project in OCRopus, but I just could find that is disappeared in ver0.7.

[Sriranga(78yrsold)]

Now 0.7 is  built with pure python.

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[Kim]

Yes, I read About "OCRopus™ is an OCR system written in Python, NumPy, and SciPy focusing on the use of large scale machine learning for addressing problems in document analysis." 

So I have problem with c++ porting for android project. I want porting with c++ code about ocropus document layout analysis.

Is there no newest document or paper about OCRopus ver0.7?

2013년 6월 21일 금요일 오후 5시 30분 32초 UTC+9, 79yrsold 님의 말:

[Brad Hards]

On Friday 21 June 2013 18:46:51 Kim wrote:
> Yes, I read About "OCRopus™ is an OCR system written in Python, NumPy, and
> SciPy focusing on the use of large scale machine learning for addressing
> problems in document analysis."
> So I have problem with c++ porting for android project. I want porting with
> c++ code about ocropus document layout analysis.
> Is there no newest document or paper about OCRopus ver0.7?

As Sriringa pointed out, the implementation no longer uses C++.

Are you expecting a python project to describe a C++ implementation? If so,
that seems unreasonable. You can always use previous code though - just
because the current implementation is python doesn't invalidate any previous
code.

Are you looking for generic techniques? if so, any previous layout analysis
papers are probably still valid as a basis, and the the python code is
"executable pseudo-code" for how the current version of OCRopus implements
generic techniques.

I'm possibly not understanding your request, so perhaps you can try to explain
your needs further.

Brad

[Brad Hards]

On Friday 21 June 2013 19:27:39 Brad Hards wrote:
> On Friday 21 June 2013 18:46:51 Kim wrote:
> > Yes, I read About "OCRopus™ is an OCR system written in Python, NumPy,
> > and SciPy focusing on the use of large scale machine learning for
> > addressing problems in document analysis."
> > So I have problem with c++ porting for android project. I want porting
> > with c++ code about ocropus document layout analysis.
> > Is there no newest document or paper about OCRopus ver0.7?
>
> As Sriringa pointed out, the implementation no longer uses C++.

That should have been Sriranga, my apologies.

Brad

[Robby]

I would like to find the python code for 0.7...simple tar ball... so I can try and get it running on FreeBSD.  Google Code dose not seem to work or I can not figure out how to get it working were I can pull the code down for 0.7 to try it out.

[Sriranga(78yrsold)]

which lang you are trying to train in ocropus?

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[Robby]

everything I am trying to convert is in English.  Do you know were I can find a tar ball for 0.7 so I can see if I can get it running on FreeBSD....