Optical Character Recognition (OCR) MasterClass in Python | Udemy

Learn OCR in Python using OpenCV, Pytesseract, Pillow and Machine Learning

What you'll learn
Learn about Pillow Library in Python which is used for working with image data and perform various image manipulation steps.
OpenCV for image preprocessing in Python.
Learn about Pytesseract which is an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tool for python. It will read and recognize the text in images, license plates, etc.
You will learn to use Machine Learning for different OCR use cases and build ML models that perform OCR with over 90% accuracy.
Build different OCR projects like License Plate Detection, Reading text from images etc...

Welcome to Course "Optical Character Recognition (OCR) MasterClass in Python"

Optical character recognition (OCR) technology is a business solution for automating data extraction from printed or written text from a scanned document or image file and then converting the text into a machine-readable form to be used for data processing like editing or searching.

BENEFITS OF OCR:

Reduce costs

Accelerate workflows

Automate document routing and content processing

Centralize and secure data (no fires, break-ins or documents lost in the back vaults)

Improve service by ensuring employees have the most up-to-date and accurate information

Some Key Learning Outcomes of this course are:

Recognition of text from images using OpenCV and Pytesseract.

Learn to work with Image data and manipulate it using Pillow Library in Python.

Build Projects like License Plate Detection, Extracting Dates and other important information from images using the concepts discussed in this course.

Learn how Machine Learning can be useful in certain OCR problems.

This course covers basic fundamentals of Machine Learning required for getting accurate OCR results.

Build Machine Learning models with text recognition accuracy of above 90%.

You will learn about different image preprocessing techniques such as grayscaling, binarization, erosion, dilation etc... which will help to improve the image quality for better OCR results.

Who this course is for:
Python developers who are curious about Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
People from Data Science and Machine Learning background who want add a new skill of OCR in their resume.
Anyone who wants to learn about OCR.




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