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When using SickZil to find supposed text on the image, the supposed text is erased and the image is altered to match the background.
Then, the supposed text is processed with OpenCV to detect the real text and translate it.
However, the supposed text detected by SickZil that isn't identified as text by OpenCV is erased from the original image. Most of the time this means that some strokes, random strands of hair or small text are deleted from the original image.
But other times entire objects or facial features are deleted from the image, such as here, where the right eye of the character is missing in the translated version, as well as some details on her hair:
A solution could be changing the aggressiveness of SickZil if that's possible since it seems it's too high right now.
Or you could just reintegrate those parts of the image picked up by SickZil but not recognised as text by OpenCV. That way, in the case of the images I've uploaded, the eye and hair details would be extracted from the image but then reintegrated when OpenCV doesn't recognise them.
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When using SickZil to find supposed text on the image, the supposed text is erased and the image is altered to match the background.
Then, the supposed text is processed with OpenCV to detect the real text and translate it.
However, the supposed text detected by SickZil that isn't identified as text by OpenCV is erased from the original image. Most of the time this means that some strokes, random strands of hair or small text are deleted from the original image.
But other times entire objects or facial features are deleted from the image, such as here, where the right eye of the character is missing in the translated version, as well as some details on her hair:
A solution could be changing the aggressiveness of SickZil if that's possible since it seems it's too high right now.
Or you could just reintegrate those parts of the image picked up by SickZil but not recognised as text by OpenCV. That way, in the case of the images I've uploaded, the eye and hair details would be extracted from the image but then reintegrated when OpenCV doesn't recognise them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: