The ComparePage(FormRecognitionAttributes,Int32,FormRecognitionAttributes,Int32,PageProgressCallback) Method is available as an add-on to the LEADTOOLS Document and Medical Imaging toolkits.
- masterAttributes
- The attributes of the Master Form.
- masterPageNumber
- The reference Master Form page. The page number is a 1-based index.
- formAttributes
- The Form attributes object.
- formPageNumber
- The page of the form being aligned. The page number is a 1-based index.
- callback
- Optional callback to show operation progress.
Syntax
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Overloads Public Function ComparePage( _ ByVal masterAttributes As FormRecognitionAttributes, _ ByVal masterPageNumber As Integer, _ ByVal formAttributes As FormRecognitionAttributes, _ ByVal formPageNumber As Integer, _ ByVal callback As PageProgressCallback _ ) As PageRecognitionResult | |
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Dim instance As FormRecognitionEngine Dim masterAttributes As FormRecognitionAttributes Dim masterPageNumber As Integer Dim formAttributes As FormRecognitionAttributes Dim formPageNumber As Integer Dim callback As PageProgressCallback Dim value As PageRecognitionResult value = instance.ComparePage(masterAttributes, masterPageNumber, formAttributes, formPageNumber, callback) | |
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public: PageRecognitionResult^ ComparePage( FormRecognitionAttributes^ masterAttributes, int masterPageNumber, FormRecognitionAttributes^ formAttributes, int formPageNumber, PageProgressCallback^ callback ) | |
Parameters
- masterAttributes
- The attributes of the Master Form.
- masterPageNumber
- The reference Master Form page. The page number is a 1-based index.
- formAttributes
- The Form attributes object.
- formPageNumber
- The page of the form being aligned. The page number is a 1-based index.
- callback
- Optional callback to show operation progress.
Example
For a complete example of using form recognition and processing, refer to the FormRecognitionEngine example.
This example adds a page to the form
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'''This method compares the first page of a Form to the first page of a Master Form. Private Function CompareFirstPage(ByVal recognitionEngine As FormRecognitionEngine, ByVal master As FormRecognitionAttributes, ByVal form As FormRecognitionAttributes) As FormRecognitionResult Dim resultPage As PageRecognitionResult = recognitionEngine.ComparePage(master, 1, form, 1) Dim result As FormRecognitionResult = New FormRecognitionResult() result.Confidence = resultPage.Confidence result.LargestConfidencePageNumber = 1 result.PageResults.Add(resultPage) result.Reason = FormRecognitionReason.Success Return result End Function | |
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///This method compares the first page of a Form to the first page of a Master Form. FormRecognitionResult CompareFirstPage(FormRecognitionEngine recognitionEngine, FormRecognitionAttributes master, FormRecognitionAttributes form) { PageRecognitionResult resultPage = recognitionEngine.ComparePage(master, 1, form, 1); FormRecognitionResult result = new FormRecognitionResult(); result.Confidence = resultPage.Confidence; result.LargestConfidencePageNumber = 1; result.PageResults.Add(resultPage); result.Reason = FormRecognitionReason.Success; return result; } | |
Remarks
Comparisons should be made between two attribute sets that have been generated using the Default Manager Objects. For example, if the Master Form attribute object was generated using the BarcodeManager and the Form attribute object was generated using the OcrManager, then the Form will not be recognized since the Master Form attribute object does not have the text features the Form has.
Requirements
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family, Windows Vista, Windows 7