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Web application that recognizes hand-drawn digits. Uses a custom from-scratch neural net written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly.
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QUESTION
I have the following two dataframe :
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Answered 2021-Aug-23 at 10:25You could try pd.concat
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QUESTION
I am reading a CSV file using pandas and getting improper values in the result. I see floating-point values that are not there in the file itself:
Whereas the csv file looks like this :
I am not sure from where those floating values are coming from seems some kind of ordering
How can I get rid of this
This is the CSV file -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qj-zfWoaYbMMbEin1K0dFbFHfDFr_t85/view?usp=sharing
Also I created this case file using python code like
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Answered 2021-Aug-23 at 08:55The reason it's doing that is because pandas can't have duplicate columns, so try:
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I am working on a problem, where I want to automatically read the number on images as follows:
As can be seen, the images are quite challenging! Not only are these not connected lines in all cases, but also the contrast differs a lot. My first attempt was using pytesseract after some preprocessing. I also created a StackOverflow post here.
While this approach works fine on an individual image, it is not universal, as it requires too much manual information for the preprocessing. The best solution I have so far, is to iterate over some hyperparameters such as threshold value, filter size of erosion/dilation, etc. However, this is computationally expensive!
Therefore I came to believe, that the solution I am looking for must be deep-learning based. I have two ideas here:
- Using a pre-trained network on a similar task
- Splitting the input images into separate digits and train / finetune a network myself in an MNIST fashion
Regarding the first approach, I have not found something good yet. Does anyone have an idea for that?
Regarding the second approach, I would need a method first to automatically generate images of the separate digits. I guess this should also be deep-learning-based. Afterward, I could maybe achieve some good results with some data augmentation.
Does anyone have ideas? :)
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Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 22:53Your task is really challenging. I have several ideas, may be it will help you on the way. First, if you get the images right, you can use EasyOCR. It uses a sophisticated algorithm for detecting letters in the image called CRAFT and then recognizes them using CRNN. It provides very fine grained control over symbol detection and recognition parts. For example, after some manual manipulations on the images (greyscaling, contrast enhancing and sharpening) I got
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