24-09-2024, 02:28 PM
(24-09-2024, 02:00 PM)ReneZ wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Indeed, I meant separating the writing in ink from the outline drawings in ink.
You may assume that the paint has already been removed.
Physically, they appear to be the same, but of course the shapes are different. I was just wondering if your algorithm can take the shapes into account....
I can do it to some extent, as I have a 'box' definition (coordinates) for each word in the RF transliteration. These boxes are slanted along the direction of writing. However, this is not perfect.
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This looks cool. I think, to automate this without relying on external coordinates would require a different kind of algorithm entirely. Basically, this would be almost the same as creating Voynichese OCR, because once an algorithm can reliably tell apart Voynichese from everything else it's just a few steps from automatically parsing Voynichese. I'm not sure I have this much free time on my hands right now

