ocrad-docker
Docker container image for Ocrad based on Ubuntu. Will install Ocrad in the container.
For best results the characters should be at least 20 pixels high. If
they are smaller, try the --scale option. Scanning the image at 300 dpi
usually produces a character size good enough for ocrad.
Merged, very bold or very light (broken) characters are normally not
recognized correctly. Try to avoid them.
Usage: ocrad [options] [files]
Options:
-h, --help display this help and exit
-V, --version output version information and exit
-a, --append append text to output file
-c, --charset=<name> try '--charset=help' for a list of names
-e, --filter=<name> try '--filter=help' for a list of names
-E, --user-filter=<file> user-defined filter, see manual for format
-f, --force force overwrite of output file
-F, --format=<fmt> output format (byte, utf8)
-i, --invert invert image levels (white on black)
-l, --layout perform layout analysis
-o, --output=<file> place the output into <file>
-q, --quiet suppress all messages
-s, --scale=[-]<n> scale input image by [1/]<n>
-t, --transform=<name> try '--transform=help' for a list of names
-T, --threshold=<n%> threshold for binarization (0-100%)
-u, --cut=<l,t,w,h> cut input image by given rectangle
-v, --verbose be verbose
-x, --export=<file> export results in ORF format to <file>
If no files are specified, ocrad reads the image from standard input.
If the -o option is not specified, ocrad sends text to standard output.```