I tried using google vision api to extract text from a form but it couldn't recognize characters in a box. How can I achieve ocr with google vision api on the attached form? my_form
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I would like to put an hyperlink to a webpage which will be automatically translated on opening using the Google Translate API.
WEB_PAGE_TITLE
I know it's possible to use Google API vision to find similar images on the web.
My goal is to find similar images based on my database of images.
I don't want similar images on the web.
Is it possible?
If yes, can you guide me with some links or some advices?
Thanks!
The Google Vision API web detection feature can be used only to return the contents of the image as they relate to the Google Knowledge Graph, as well as the image's relation to other pages and images on the web.
Based on this, it is not currently possible to use it by specifying your own database of images; However, I suggest you to use the Send Feedback button located at the lower left and upper right corners of the Detecting other features public documentation in order to notify to Google about this desired functionality.
You can upload your images to google cloud and do the job.
You have 2 choices: Google product search or AutoML. With product search you can compare an image with a set of images of products. You will find product form image.
You can also use AutoMl, upload some images and train them. You can predict images with AutoMl API in this case.
I understood that, in order to visualize an attraction or a commercial venue in Google Maps you use Maps JavaScript API. However this would be for maps that would be displayed on websites or mobile devices only?
How would it be possible to map and localize a feature in Google Maps, as these are accessed from Google website? I mean, is it possible to map and visualize something that would be accessible and visible to anyone opening Google Maps? A special request should be made to Google?
Thanks a lot
I want to add Google places to the Mapbox map on my site. I don't pre-fetch, fetch or store them in any database. Is it possible to use the API to post the places on my custom map or am I violating Google Maps terms of use?
This would break the Google Places Terms of Service
If your application displays Places API data on a map, that map must be provided by Google.
You might want to use the Foursquare API instead.
Are all places delivered by the Google Places API displayed on the Google Maps MapTypeId.ROADMAP by default? That is, I do not need to query the places API and display them on the Google Maps MapTypeId.ROADMAP because by default they already show us a labels?
Nope. The ROADMAP type show many prominent places on the map to help provide context, but they are by no means the entire listing of places that might be found via the Places API for a location.