OCRing Music from YouTube with Common Lisp: Difference between revisions

Of all the classical OCR libraries out there, Tesseract is probably the most famous. There are a few knobs to tweak on it, but in general you just chuck your image at it and let it rip. I honestly figured this would work really well, since this is monospaced, easily readable characters that should theoretically be a perfect match for these old-skool OCR techniques. There's a [https://github.com/GOFAI/cl-tesseract Lisp binding out there for it], so I quickly grabbed it, pointed it at a sample image, and...