We’re excited to announce the release of Spire.OCR 2.1.6. This version adds support for the Linux-ARM platform, enables control over image rotation and text output positioning, and supports extracting text coordinates. It also upgrades the SkiaSharp dependency and fixes issues related to text recognition accuracy and language model configuration. More details are as follows:
Here is a list of changes made in this release
| Category | ID | Description |
| New feature | — | Supports the Linux-ARM platform. |
| New feature | — | Upgrades the dependent SkiaSharp version to 3.116.1 (requires Ubuntu 20.04, CentOS 9 or later). |
| New feature | SPIREOCR-5 SPIREOCR-10 SPIREOCR-32 SPIREOCR-42 SPIREOCR-51 SPIREOCR-88 | Supports setting whether the image should be rotated and whether the text should be output according to the image position.
// Initialize OCR scanner object OcrScanner scanner = new OcrScanner(); // Create configuration options object ConfigureOptions configureOptions = new ConfigureOptions(); // Set model path for win-x64 platform configureOptions.ModelPath = "win-x64"; // Set recognition language to Chinese configureOptions.Language = "Chinese"; // Enable auto-rotation feature configureOptions.AutoRotate = true; // Apply configuration options scanner.ConfigureDependencies(configureOptions); // Perform scanning operation, 'input' is the source image scanner.Scan(input); // Create text aligner to process scan results VisualTextAligner visualText = new VisualTextAligner(scanner.Text); // Get aligned text string string scannnedText = visualText.ToString(); // Use StringBuilder to construct final text StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); builder.Append(scannnedText); // Write recognition results to output file File.WriteAllText(outputfile, builder.ToString()); |
| New feature | SPIREOCR-110 | Supports obtaining text coordinates.
IOCRTextBlock[] blocks = scanner.Text.Blocks;
string scannnedText = PrintTextBlocks(blocks);
private static string PrintTextBlocks(IOCRTextBlock[] blocks, StringBuilder sb = null)
{
if (sb == null || sb.Length == 0) sb = new StringBuilder();
if (blocks != null && blocks.Count() > 0)
{
foreach (var block in blocks)
{
Rectangle rectangle = block.Box;
string t1 = string.Format("Rectangle : [{0}, {1}, {2}, {3}] , ",
rectangle.X, rectangle.Y, rectangle.Width, rectangle.Height);
string t2 = string.Format("Level ({0}): {1}", block.Level.ToString(), block.Text);
string text = t1 + t2;
text = text + "\n";
sb.Append(text);
PrintTextBlocks(block.TextBlock, sb);
if (block.Level == TextBlockType.Line) sb.Append("\n");
}
}
return sb.ToString();
}
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| Bug | SPIREOCR-6 | Fixes the issue where text was recognized incorrectly. |
| Bug | SPIREOCR-101 | Fixes the issue where the language model used "Japan" instead of "Japanese". |
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