An example is 705124b. The thumbnail can't save me here, unfortunately; it's also rotated 180°.
The first step is to estimate how common this is. But writing a detector for upside-down text should be easy -- generating training data is as simple as flipping good images upside-down!
This obviously breaks OCR:
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An example is 705124b. The thumbnail can't save me here, unfortunately; it's also rotated 180°.
The first step is to estimate how common this is. But writing a detector for upside-down text should be easy -- generating training data is as simple as flipping good images upside-down!