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generate starter traineddata

Synopsis

combine_lang_model --input_unicharset filename --script_dir dirname --output_dir rootdir --lang lang [--lang_is_rtl] [pass_through_recoder] [--words file --puncs file --numbers file]

combine_lang_model(1) generates a starter traineddata file that can be used to train an LSTM-based neural network model. It takes as input a unicharset and an optional set of wordlists. It eliminates the need to run set_unicharset_properties(1), wordlist2dawg(1), some non-existent binary to generate the recoder (unicode compressor), and finally combine_tessdata(1).

Options

--lang lang: The language to use. Tesseract uses 3-character ISO 639-2 language codes. (See LANGUAGES)
--script_dir PATH: Directory name for input script unicharsets. It should point to the location of langdata (github repo) directory. (type:string default:)
--input_unicharset FILE: Unicharset to complete and use in encoding. It can be a hand-created file with incomplete fields. Its basic and script properties will be set before it is used. (type:string default:)
--lang_is_rtl BOOL: True if language being processed is written right-to-left (eg Arabic/Hebrew). (type:bool default:false)
--pass_through_recoder BOOL: If true, the recoder is a simple pass-through of the unicharset. Otherwise, potentially a compression of it by encoding Hangul in Jamos, decomposing multi-unicode symbols into sequences of unicodes, and encoding Han using the data in the radical_table_data, which must be the content of the file: langdata/radical-stroke.txt. (type:bool default:false)
--version_str STRING: An arbitrary version label to add to traineddata file (type:string default:)
--words FILE: (Optional) File listing words to use for the system dictionary (type:string default:)
--numbers FILE: (Optional) File listing number patterns (type:string default:)
--puncs FILE: (Optional) File listing punctuation patterns. The words/puncs/numbers lists may be all empty. If any are non-empty then puncs must be non-empty. (type:string default:)
--output_dir PATH: Root directory for output files. Output files will be written to <output_dir>/<lang>/<lang>.* (type:string default:)