Sreekiranar/tesseract2dict Sreekiranar/tesseract2dict

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Input an image and get the extracted text as a dataframe which gives the content, coordinates (x,y,w,h) and confidence of each word. Essentially, it is a wrapper on pytesseract to output a dataframe.

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