EOCRClass Enum
Allowed values for the class of pattern in EasyOCR. These classes have no pre-defined meaning, the user is free to give them any meaning they like. For instance, class 0 could contains only digits, class 1 only the forward slash character, class 3 uppercase letters, etc. Any choice is allowed, as long as the correct classes are specified during the learning process. During recognition/reading, the user can specify the expected class for each character. This means that if a forward slash is expected at that position, they can say it should be class 1 (following the example from above). This will improve the recognition rate and speed because the algorithm only has to choose between characters within the specified class.
Namespace: Euresys::Open_eVision
Character belongs to class 0.
Character belongs to class 1.
Character belongs to class 2.
Character belongs to class 3.
Character belongs to class 4.
Character belongs to class 5.
Character belongs to class 6.
Character belongs to class 7.
Character belongs to class 8.
Character belongs to class 9.
Character belongs to class 10.
Character belongs to class 11.
Character belongs to class 12.
Character belongs to class 13.
Character belongs to class 14.
Character belongs to class 15.
Character belongs to class 16.
Character belongs to class 17.
Character belongs to class 18.
Character belongs to class 19.
Character belongs to class 20.
Character belongs to class 21.
Character belongs to class 22.
Character belongs to class 23.
Character belongs to class 24.
Character belongs to class 25.
Character belongs to class 26.
Character belongs to class 27.
Character belongs to class 28.
Character belongs to class 29.
Character belongs to class 30.
Character belongs to class 0. Equivalent to EOCRClass._0.
Character belongs to class 1. Equivalent to EOCRClass._1.
Character belongs to class 2. Equivalent to EOCRClass._2.
Character belongs to class 3. Equivalent to EOCRClass._3.
Character belongs to class 4. Equivalent to EOCRClass._4.
Character belongs to all classes, from 0 to 31 included.
EOCRClass Enum
Allowed values for the class of pattern in EasyOCR. These classes have no pre-defined meaning, the user is free to give them any meaning they like. For instance, class 0 could contains only digits, class 1 only the forward slash character, class 3 uppercase letters, etc. Any choice is allowed, as long as the correct classes are specified during the learning process. During recognition/reading, the user can specify the expected class for each character. This means that if a forward slash is expected at that position, they can say it should be class 1 (following the example from above). This will improve the recognition rate and speed because the algorithm only has to choose between characters within the specified class.
Namespace: Euresys.Open_eVision
Character belongs to class 0.
Character belongs to class 1.
Character belongs to class 2.
Character belongs to class 3.
Character belongs to class 4.
Character belongs to class 5.
Character belongs to class 6.
Character belongs to class 7.
Character belongs to class 8.
Character belongs to class 9.
Character belongs to class 10.
Character belongs to class 11.
Character belongs to class 12.
Character belongs to class 13.
Character belongs to class 14.
Character belongs to class 15.
Character belongs to class 16.
Character belongs to class 17.
Character belongs to class 18.
Character belongs to class 19.
Character belongs to class 20.
Character belongs to class 21.
Character belongs to class 22.
Character belongs to class 23.
Character belongs to class 24.
Character belongs to class 25.
Character belongs to class 26.
Character belongs to class 27.
Character belongs to class 28.
Character belongs to class 29.
Character belongs to class 30.
Character belongs to class 0. Equivalent to EOCRClass._0.
Character belongs to class 1. Equivalent to EOCRClass._1.
Character belongs to class 2. Equivalent to EOCRClass._2.
Character belongs to class 3. Equivalent to EOCRClass._3.
Character belongs to class 4. Equivalent to EOCRClass._4.
Character belongs to all classes, from 0 to 31 included.
EOCRClass Enum
Allowed values for the class of pattern in EasyOCR. These classes have no pre-defined meaning, the user is free to give them any meaning they like. For instance, class 0 could contains only digits, class 1 only the forward slash character, class 3 uppercase letters, etc. Any choice is allowed, as long as the correct classes are specified during the learning process. During recognition/reading, the user can specify the expected class for each character. This means that if a forward slash is expected at that position, they can say it should be class 1 (following the example from above). This will improve the recognition rate and speed because the algorithm only has to choose between characters within the specified class.
Module: open_evision
Character belongs to class 0.
Character belongs to class 1.
Character belongs to class 2.
Character belongs to class 3.
Character belongs to class 4.
Character belongs to class 5.
Character belongs to class 6.
Character belongs to class 7.
Character belongs to class 8.
Character belongs to class 9.
Character belongs to class 10.
Character belongs to class 11.
Character belongs to class 12.
Character belongs to class 13.
Character belongs to class 14.
Character belongs to class 15.
Character belongs to class 16.
Character belongs to class 17.
Character belongs to class 18.
Character belongs to class 19.
Character belongs to class 20.
Character belongs to class 21.
Character belongs to class 22.
Character belongs to class 23.
Character belongs to class 24.
Character belongs to class 25.
Character belongs to class 26.
Character belongs to class 27.
Character belongs to class 28.
Character belongs to class 29.
Character belongs to class 30.
Character belongs to class 0. Equivalent to EOCRClass._0.
Character belongs to class 1. Equivalent to EOCRClass._1.
Character belongs to class 2. Equivalent to EOCRClass._2.
Character belongs to class 3. Equivalent to EOCRClass._3.
Character belongs to class 4. Equivalent to EOCRClass._4.
Character belongs to all classes, from 0 to 31 included.