GIDOC

Computer-assisted transcription prototype for handwritten text in old documents

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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chrisedward Edited 2015-12-04

The GiDoc project seems to be promising and contains features that no other software provides, it's methods are considered as futuristic, "Text Recognition without OCR". There is a problem though, not with the software but with it's installation method, since it is not clear how and what is needed to install Gidoc. I have tryed to install GiDoc many times but failed, and also tried to compile and install bison 2.3 ( a prerequisite for GiDoc) and also failed, I can't compile nor make GiDoc on my Ubuntu 15. Therefor, I would like to reuest some clarification and a tutorial on how to install GiDoc and HTK and SRILM. Waiting for your reply