Remove references to "kur" and "tgl", add "fil" to man page #3165
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"kur" no longer exists, might be named "kur_ara" (the old "kur_ara" is now "kmr", which is actually Latin) now, but "kur" is not present in tessdata_fast nor in tessdata_best. [1] [2] "tgl" (Tagalo) is now named "fil" (Filipino) [3] [1] tesseract-ocr/langdata#124 [2] tesseract-ocr/tessdata_best#23 [3] tesseract-ocr/langdata#84
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| *tat* (Tatar), | |||
| *tel* (Telugu), | |||
| *tgk* (Tajik), | |||
| *tgl* (Tagalog), | |||
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tgl is available for tessdata (so we should not remove it here), but is missing for tessdata_fast and tessdata_best which is strange. We could copy the LSTM part to tessdata_fast if that helps.
Should we remove tgl from tessdata and from langdata_lstm which also have the successor fil?
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Please see https://tesseract-ocr.github.io/tessdoc/Data-Files-in-different-versions.html
Would you like me to also submit an update for that page?
In general it is not clear to me what the authoritative source on all the "officially" supported/included languages is. I used to think the man page, but now I assume the tessdata repos themselves.
In any case it's confusing when the documentation points to language data that does not exist - my first inclination was search ubuntu packages, where I did find some old ones, but importing those was likely not a good idea, which is why I started digging some more. If it helps I can try to automatically match all the other languages in the man page (or the wiki link) to the ones installed by ubuntu packaging and what is available in tessdata.
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In general it is not clear to me what the authoritative source on all the
"officially" supported/included languages is. I used to think the man page,
but now I assume the tessdata repos themselves.
The man pages may not have been updated with all changes.
Would you like me to also submit an update for that page?
Yes, that would be great.
If it helps I can try to automatically match all the other languages in
the man page (or the wiki link) to the ones installed by ubuntu packaging
and what is available in tessdata.
Actually, they may need to be matched to what's in tessdata, tessdata_best
and tessdata_fast. In fact, tessdata_fast is what has been packaged for the
distributions.
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OK, I will try to do that this week and update this PR if appropriate. |
Please make a new PR for any followup changes. |
Ran into this after building a language mapping from the man page. These languages are not available in tessdata.
"kur" no longer exists, might be named "kur_ara" (the old "kur_ara" is
now "kmr", which is actually Latin) now, but "kur" is not present in
tessdata_fast nor in tessdata_best. [1] [2]
"tgl" (Tagalo) is now named "fil" (Filipino) [3]
[1] tesseract-ocr/langdata#124
[2] tesseract-ocr/tessdata_best#23
[3] tesseract-ocr/langdata#84