The tesseract-ocr organization on GitHub focuses on developing the Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine, which is widely recognized in the field of optical character recognition. It hosts a variety of repositories, primarily using languages such as C++, Python, HTML, and Ruby, including notable projects like tesseract and tessdata, which provide essential resources for users and developers.
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Public repositories
tesseract
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine (main repository)
tessdata
Trained models with fast variant of the "best" LSTM models + legacy models
tessdoc
Tesseract documentation
tessdata_best
Best (most accurate) trained LSTM models.
langdata
Source training data for Tesseract for lots of languages
tesstrain
Train Tesseract LSTM with make
tessdata_fast
Fast integer versions of trained LSTM models
docs
Various documents related to Tesseract OCR
langdata_lstm
Data used for LSTM model training
tesseract-ocr.github.io
Tesseract documentation
tessconfigs
Tesseract Config files
test
Repository for tesseract testing
tessdata_contrib
User contributed (non Google) OCR models for Tesseract
tessapi
Tesseract source code and API documentation
Frequently asked questions
What does tesseract-ocr build on GitHub?
Tesseract-ocr builds primarily on C++ for its core OCR engine, alongside Python for training scripts and Ruby for documentation. This diverse use of languages supports a range of functionalities in optical character recognition.
Which programming languages does tesseract-ocr use?
The primary languages used by tesseract-ocr include C++, Python, HTML, Ruby, Makefile, and Shell. This combination facilitates the development and documentation of their OCR projects across different platforms and use cases.
Are tesseract-ocr's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories under the tesseract-ocr organization are public on GitHub. This transparency allows users and contributors to access, review, and collaborate on various projects related to optical character recognition.
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