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#ImageRecognition #API with REST webservice

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Image Recognition API

This Image Recognition API allows images to be tagged with a label to describe the content of the image, and a confidence score percentage to indicate the level of trust in the algorithm’s judgement. View our homepage at http://imagerecognition.apixml.net

Image Recognition Web Service

The API endpoint can be accessed via this url:

http://imagerecognition.apixml.net/api.asmx

It requires an API Key, which can be applied for via this url:

https://goo.gl/7ND8jG

Recognise

The first API endpoint is http://imagerecognition.apixml.net/api.asmx?op=Recognise

It accepts a url to an image, for example “https://www.argospetinsurance.co.uk/assets/uploads/2017/12/cat-pet-animal-domestic-104827-1024×680.jpeg

And returns a result as follows;

<RecogntionResult xmlns:xsd=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema&#8221; xmlns:xsi=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance&#8221; xmlns=”http://imagerecognition.apixml.net/”&gt;

<Label>Egyptian cat</Label>

<Confidence>3.63228369</Confidence>

</RecogntionResult>

Urls must be publicly accessible, you cannot use localhost urls, or intranet addresses.

RecogniseFromBase64

The next API Endpoint is http://imagerecognition.apixml.net/api.asmx?op=RecogniseFromBase64

It accepts a base64 encoded string containing the image, you must also provide the image format, such as “jpg”, “png”, “bmp” etc.

It returns a result as follows;

<RecogntionResult xmlns:xsd=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema&#8221; xmlns:xsi=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance&#8221; xmlns=”http://imagerecognition.apixml.net/”&gt;

<Label>Egyptian cat</Label>

<Confidence>3.63228369</Confidence>

</RecogntionResult>

OCR Web Service

Optical character recognition converts an image containing text to the text itself, a microsite for this service can be reviewed at http://ocr.apixml.net/ , here, there are two API endpoints exposed

ProcessUrl

Extract text from an image that is available on the internet via a Url. It’s endpoint is here

http://ocr.apixml.net/ocr.asmx?op=ProcessUrl

Urls must be publicly accessible, you cannot use localhost urls, or intranet addresses.

ProcessBase64

Extract text from an image which has been base64 encoded. You also require a file extension (png/jpg/etc) to indicate the format. It’s endpoint is here;

http://ocr.apixml.net/ocr.asmx?op=ProcessBase64

By default, this service will assume a single line of text, rather than a page of text, in order to change this default behavior, or to customise it to your needs, then you can use the “extraArguments” parameter to fine-tune the OCR operation. The full list of these possible parameters are available on http://ocr.apixml.net/

RESOURCES

Contact information

This software is designed by Infinite Loop Development Ltd (http://www.infiniteloop.ie) and is subject to change. If you would like assistance with custom software development work, please contact us below;

  • info@infiniteloop.ie

  • +44 28 71226151

  • Twitter: @webtropy

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