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18 changes: 18 additions & 0 deletions docs/docs/computer-vision/useOCR.md
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## Language-Specific Recognizers

Each supported language requires its own set of recognizer models.
The built-in constants such as `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_512`, `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_256`, etc., point to specific models trained for a particular language.

> For example:
>
> - To recognize **English** text, use:
> - `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_512`
> - `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_256`
> - `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_128`
> - To recognize **Polish** text, use:
> - `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_512`
> - `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_256`
> - `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_128`

You need to make sure the recognizer models you pass in `recognizerSources` match the `language` you specify.

## Supported languages

| Language | Code Name |
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## Language-Specific Recognizers

Each supported language requires its own set of recognizer models.
The built-in constants such as `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_512`, `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_64`, etc., point to specific models trained for a particular language.

> For example:
>
> - To recognize **English** text, use:
> - `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_512`
> - `RECOGNIZER_EN_CRNN_64`
> - To recognize **Polish** text, use:
> - `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_512`
> - `RECOGNIZER_PL_CRNN_64`

You need to make sure the recognizer models you pass in `recognizerSources` match the `language` you specify.

## Supported languages

| Language | Code Name |
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