Where is this file 'aspose-ocr-advanced-recognition-v1.ocr'

brissonp · February 21, 2024, 10:16pm

Hi, I am trying to ocr a pdf, when I turn some flags on like
settings.setDetectAreasMode(DetectAreasMode.TABLE);
or
settings.setDetectAreasMode(DetectAreasMode.PHOTO);
I get this error:
Please install the ‘aspose-ocr-advanced-recognition-v1.ocr’ first, use Resources.FetchResource(“aspose-ocr-advanced-recognition-v1.ocr”).

Where can I find this advanced ocr file ?

And when I add this call to the code, I get
Couldn’t download ‘aspose-ocr-advanced-recognition-v1.ocr’. Use Resources.FetchResource(“[model name]”) or Resources.FetchAll() To see all avalable models use Resources.ListRemote().

Of course, we are inside a firewall and can’t access external resources directly.
Thanks

asad.ali · February 21, 2024, 11:08pm

@brissonp

Please allow us to check our logs and we will be coming back with a feedback shortly.

anna.pylaieva · February 22, 2024, 7:27am

Hi @brissonp
You can download all the resources you need from this GitHub repository

Set the folder for resources calling
Resources.SetLocalPath(String path) // path to the folder where you put resources
Please leave feedback on whether everything worked for you

github.com

aspose-ocr/resources/blob/main/README.md

# Aspose.OCR Resource Repository

Aspose.OCR is an advanced optical character recognition library that offers a wide variety of features and supports a large number of recognition languages.

The distributive provides only basic recognition capabilities. Additional features are added via downloadable resources available in this repository. This approach allows you to selectively choose which additional features you need for your project, keeping the core codebase lean and modular.

## Managing OCR resources

Aspose.OCR library _automatically_ downloads the required resources as needed, saving you time and effort in managing dependencies. However, you have the option to manually manage the resources for your project if needed:

### Manually downloading

This method is preferred if you do not want your application to access the Internet at runtime.

1. Download the resource files that are used in your project from the repository. Check out the resource descriptions below to decide what you need.
2. Place the downloaded .OCR files into a local directory.
3. Set an absolute or relative path to that directory in your project's source code.
4. Optionally disable automatic downloads in your project's source code.

**NOTE:** Do not forget to include a directory with downloaded resources in your distributive.

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