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# myOCR Dataset
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# myOCR Dataset
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## Dataset Preparation
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### **On Windows**
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1. Right-click the `Images.zip` file.
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2. Select **"Extract All…"** or use a tool like **7-Zip** or **WinRAR** for advanced extraction options.
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### **On macOS**
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1. Double-click the `.zip` file. It will automatically extract in the same directory.
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2. Alternatively, use **Terminal**:
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```bash
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unzip Images.zip
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```
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### **On Linux**
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1. Use a file manager to extract, or use the terminal:
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```bash
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unzip Images.zip
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```
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If `unzip` is not installed, you can install it via:
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```bash
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sudo apt-get install unzip
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```
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