I am performing image recognition which is provided by RPA learning path, but in that it is not showing me result of image addition i.e 13.
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To help, you'll need to provide some more details. What step are you stuck on and what are you expecting?
It is regarding image recognition I store image of 8,+,5,= so as per pdf it should be excused in calculator and answer would be 13 but it is not executing and that why I am not able to complete this lesson
I'm having a similar issue, I've really been struggling to get the RPA process to recognise the buttons based on the support images. I've tried changing the pixel precision and sometimes it recognises 8 and 5 but then uses the divide button instead of the add button. I've tried zooming in when creating the support images as well as including a reasonable border around them but nothing seems to work consistently
I have previously built a POC for Image Recognition where it searched for a shortcut on my desktop and opened the document and that worked fine (even if I moved the shortcut) and continues to work but I was trying to complete all the RPA tutorials to make sure I hadn't missed anything important
The Execution Log just shows
[WARN] 2021-08-11 10:07:50 05s (0h) - Image not found
But the screenshot taken before the steps clearly shows that Calculator is open and visible (I added a step to show the desktop before starting Calculator)
I finally managed to get this to work by keeping the Pixel Tolerance when locating the images to Exact Match but setting the Color Tolerance to Medium (5%) for the numbers and Very High (15%) for the operators. I have no idea why that might have been necessary as the images were captured on the same resource as the process was run on.
Hi Gavin, Have you tried searching for other kinds of images? Also, are you searching full screen or part of the screen? I have been facing issue in my bot too. I have tried with small and big images. I think I would also have to test every possible way to see what works.