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Reading between the Lines: Image-Based Order Detection in OCR for Chinese Historical Documents

AAAI 2024 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Industrial anomaly detection · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Builds an OCR pipeline for Chinese historical documents (DB++ detection, SVTR recognition) with a new image-based reading order detection model using MobileNetV3 pairwise probability matrices decoded by FDTD.

Problem

Traditional OCR systems struggle to recover the authentic reading order of Chinese historical documents, which have unusual layouts and reading patterns.

Approach

A reading order detection model that feeds raw document image features and spatial embeddings of layout elements into a CNN (MobileNetV3) to produce a pairwise order-probability matrix, decoded with First Decide then Decode to get the sequence.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: MTHv2 (Tripitaka Koreana in Han + Multiple Tripitaka in Han)

Benchmarks: MTHv2 test split

Metrics: F1 score accuracy page error rate

Builds on: Differential Binarization++ SVTR MobileNetV3 First Decide then Decode

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