Text Processor For OCR AND FILE and Summarization
Text Processor For OCR AND FILE and Summarization
Documenting the Code: Text Processor for OCR AND FILE and
Summarization
Purpose:
The Python script defines a Text Processor class responsible for extracting and processing
text from various sources such as images, PDFs, text files, and Word documents. Additionally,
the class offers functionality to summarize the extracted text and convert it into a PDF file.
Libraries Used:
PyPDF2: For PDF file handling.
cv2 (OpenCV): For image processing and OCR.
Pytesseract: An OCR engine for extracting text from images.
FPDF: For creating PDF documents.
Sumy: Text summarization library.
nltk: Natural Language Toolkit for text processing.
spacy: Natural language processing library.
scikit-learn: For TF-IDF vectorization.
Date-specific Setup:
The script includes date-specific comments for future reference, indicating the setup and
implementation changes made on specific dates.
DATE:10/01/2024
Class Methods:
Extract Text Methods:
Summarization Methods:
Get_sentences_count(text, summary_length): Determines the number of sentences for
summarization based on the desired summary length.
Summarize_text_sumy(text, sentences_count): Uses the Sumy library to generate a summary
of the text.
DATE:11/01/2024:
Date-Specific Updates:
Keyword Extraction:
Text Formatting:
format_text(text, format_choice): Formats the text into either bullet points or paragraphs
based on user choice.
Note:
The script is designed for flexible interaction, allowing users to choose summary length,
format, and between default and keyword-based summarization.
The keyword extraction and content summarization enhance the utility of the TextProcessor
class.
Users can input their preferences through the console for a customized experience.
Date:12/01/2024
This Python script converts a given text into bullet points. The text is processed using the
spaCy natural language processing library, and the sentences are combined in groups of
three to form bullet points. Each bullet point is prefixed with the Unicode bullet character
(U+2022).
note:
The script combines sentences in groups of three to create each bullet point.
The Unicode bullet character (U+2022) is used as the prefix for each bullet point.
Customize the code based on specific requirements, such as changing the number of lines
per bullet point or using a different bullet character.