Computer Vision API Call not working for Greek Images

Question

Computer Vision API Call not working for Greek Images

I am trying to get Text from images, Text in the image is in the Greek language, I am using Computer Vision 3.2 API

Expected is :Φίλτρο αναζήτ:\n but the result I am getting from analyzeResults API is :ФіАтро аvа(пт:

Answer 1

Hello @Gupta, Gaurav01

Print is opposite to HandWritten. The screenshot you shared is print.

Reference: https://wikidiff.com/handwriting/printing

I just got confimation from the pm, we will support Greek preview in Q1 next calendar year so most likely Feb next year, so to answer your whole question:

Chinese, already support
French, already support
Italian,already support
Japanese, already support
Spanish, already support
German, already support
Danish,already support
Norwegian, already support
Finnish, already support
Swedish,already support
Portuguese,already support
Polish, already support
Dutch,already support
Greek, Q1 next calendar year so most likely Feb next year.
Turkish, already support
Korean, already support
Russian already support

If you feel my answer if helpful, please accept it to help the community, thanks.

Regards,
Yutong

Answer 2

Hello @Gupta, Gaurav01

Thanks for reaching out to us, I think you are mentioning the Azure Computer Vision OCR API 3.2 is not working for Greek.

I am sorry for your experience and Greek is not supported now for OCR API 3.2 as below language support page. I just forward your feedback to product group to see the roadmap of Greek lanuage.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/computer-vision/language-support

Sorry again for the product limitation, I will let you know soon about the roadmap.

Hope this helps!

Regards,
Yutong

-Please kindly accept the answer if you feel it's helpful, thanks a lot.

Answer 3

@Young Yang (Shanghai Wicresoft Co,.Ltd.) : Thanks for your response I am working on OCR for the below language, please let me know the road map for all

Chinese,
French,
Italian,
Japanese,
Spanish,
German,
Danish,
Norwegian,
Finnish,
Swedish,
Portuguese,
Polish,
Dutch,
Greek,
Turkish,
Korean,
Russian

Answer 4

@Young Yang (Shanghai Wicresoft Co,.Ltd.) : Thanks a lot for quick reference

Please share documentation of print language classification , I am a beginner in concepts, by print language it means a normal image with text ?

Answer 5

Does below are print languages