How do I perform OCR on the attached image

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I am trying to perform OCR on the attached sample images. Google OCR + Microsoft OCR have been tried. They work really work on text that is not hand written. However I have to read text from handwritten documents.

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Technology is not an issue.

What I have tried:

Abbyy OCR, Google OCR, Microsoft OCR have been tried.

Posted 12-Dec-17 22:13pm

Hassan(Aych Jay)

Updated 12-Dec-17 22:59pm

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Richard MacCutchan 13-Dec-17 4:44am

The problem with hand written characters is that they are much less easy to identify.

Hassan(Aych Jay) 13-Dec-17 5:32am

Yes. But I am sure there must be some way because when we use S-pen in a Samsung to write it is more or less converting writing into characters.

Richard MacCutchan 13-Dec-17 5:35am

Yes, quite possibly. But this is not a programming issue. You need to find an OCR library that can read handwritten input.

Hassan(Aych Jay) 13-Dec-17 5:59am

Any suggestions ? Since I have already tried Abbyy OCR, Google OCR, Microsoft OCR.

Richard MacCutchan 13-Dec-17 7:20am

Sorry, no. You need to find a website that specialise in OCR. This one is for programming problems.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2017-12-12T22:59:00

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We have many articles on this topic[^].

Posted 12-Dec-17 22:59pm

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Hassan(Aych Jay) 13-Dec-17 5:34am

Thanks, Is there any special recommendation. One thing I am understanding is that I might need to use neural network to train the application.