ArmCor
ArmCor is a Python library for detecting and correcting OCR errors for Armenian texts.
Installation
pip install armcor
Usage
from armcor import ocr
ocr.detect_errors(tokens) # returns list of labels,
# 1 if word contains OCR errors, and 0 otherwise
ocr.correct_errors(tokens, labels) # returns list of corrected words
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