OCR
Owning Palette: Machine VisionInstalled With: NI Vision Development ModuleUse OCR VIs to develop optical character recognition (OCR) applications. OCR is the process by which the machine vision software reads text and/or characters in an image.
Palette Object | Description |
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IMAQ OCR Create Session |
Creates an OCR session and returns a refnum associated with the session. |
IMAQ OCR Dispose Session |
Disposes of the OCR session and frees the resources associated with this session. |
IMAQ OCR Property |
Gets and sets the value of the property specified by Property. You can use this polymorphic VI to set the value of an I32 property, a string property, or a Boolean property. The data type you wire to the Property Value input determines which polymorphic instance to use. |
IMAQ OCR Threshold Data |
Gets and sets the threshold data. |
IMAQ OCR Train |
Assigns character values to the objects that NI Vision identifies in the image. The newly trained characters are appended to the existing trained character set. An image can contain no more than 255 objects. |
IMAQ OCR Character Info |
Retrieves information about the trained character at the specified index. |
IMAQ OCR Rename Character |
Renames the trained character at the index specified by Character Index. |
IMAQ OCR Delete Character |
Deletes a character from the trained character set at the index specified by Character Index. |
IMAQ OCR Set Valid Characters |
Specifies the characters that are valid for each character position in the image. |
IMAQ OCR Read Character Set File |
Reads a character set and session properties from the character set file specified by File Path. |
IMAQ OCR Write Character Set File |
Stores the trained character set and properties of the session in the file specified by File Path. |
IMAQ OCR Verify Text |
Verifies the accuracy of the text in the image. |
IMAQ OCR Set Reference Character |
Sets a character as the reference character for the character class. If the character class already has a reference character, the new character will replace the old character as the reference character. |