"...Thayananthan, Stenger, Torr, and Cipolla of the Cambridge vision group have written a program that can achieve 93% correct recognition rate against ez-gimpy..." ..

What does that mean for you? It means put your energy towards something more useful. You're wasting your time.

It can be coded. But if *you* ask such a general over arching question about it, *you* do not have what it takes. And probably not what it takes to solve any such problem. First you start, you go as far as you can.. then you ask questions. If you are looking for a tool to simply do that, forget it. It won't appear for you.

I don't suppose this is a scholarly endeavour. But if it were..
You'd have to know a great deal about programming (thinking, and patience, learning ) - and have a bargain of time in your hands. It would take you a month to get 20% accuracy- If ever you made something that works well- you would likely become enlightened in the learning process. And you would no longer have a use for such a thing.
Kind of like what happened to Oppenheimer- or R MacNamara, in the end- they look over their shoulder and cry.

People that made captchas have anticipated your intentions. Do you really want to try to kiss your date when you already asked her and she said no?

In reply to Re: ImageMagick image reading by leocharre
in thread ImageMagick image reading by Anonymous Monk

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