OCR training on Chinese characters

Hi all

I want to recognize the Chinese characters via OCR toolkit

In regard to English characters and numbers, I could train chacters several at once, say "abc123".

When I, however, form several Chinese characters, it will come out of bad character number warning popup.

In additional, it may appoint one character to several Chinese characters.

This means that I have to form Chinese characters one by one, never all of the characters?

Chinese characters are not 'effective' for the toolkit characters LabVIEW OCR to process individual and may not treat them together to deal with.

Could someone give me some suggestions? Thank you very much.

I think that Chinese characters are represented in the operating system by several characters, probably a sequence of two characters.  Even if it is displayed as a single character, for LabVIEW, it seems that you type two characters.  It might be interesting to verify this by checking the length of the string in LabVIEW.

I think that the formation of character both would work well.  If you do a lot of training, you could write a quick utility that loop over each unknown character and ask the correct character, resulting in the formation of a single character at a time by a long sequence of characters.

Bruce

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