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OCR has tendency to misread the '<' between first and middle names. #58

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Nimbus76 opened this issue May 11, 2021 · 3 comments
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@Nimbus76
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read_mrz()/tesseract tends to interpret the '<' between first and middle name as a 'K'

I have tried multiple scans of varying quality of several passports and this anomaly occurs more often than not. Sometimes, it also interprets the '<' as an "X".

Every other field has been reliable.

@canklot
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canklot commented Apr 19, 2022

Are you using the legacy mode with tesseract?

@RanaOsamaAsif
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Facing the same issue with names, is there any way to fix/improve this behavior?

@konstantint
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@RanaOsamaAsif Try both the legacy and new Tesseract models. In my experience the legacy model was more robust with respect to this particular issue.

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