Efficient OCR for Building a Diverse Digital History

Efficient OCR for Building a Diverse Digital History

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Efficient OCR for Building a Diverse Digital History

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 Digital Texts
  3. 3 Mass Digitization
  4. 4 Poor Performance
  5. 5 Sequence to Sequence Architecture
  6. 6 Efficient OCR
  7. 7 Digitization Tools
  8. 8 Modern OCR
  9. 9 FOCR vs Seek to Seek
  10. 10 CRN Architecture
  11. 11 OCR Architecture
  12. 12 Word Recognition
  13. 13 Models
  14. 14 Object Detection
  15. 15 Hard Negative Mining
  16. 16 Data Augmentation
  17. 17 OCR Benchmarks
  18. 18 Document Collections
  19. 19 Zero Shot Performance
  20. 20 Character Air Rate
  21. 21 Comparisons
  22. 22 Baseline Results
  23. 23 Japanese Results
  24. 24 Open Source OCR
  25. 25 ZeroShot Performance
  26. 26 Sample Efficiency
  27. 27 Oblations
  28. 28 Different Encoders
  29. 29 OCR at Scale
  30. 30 Custom Layout Model
  31. 31 Nonword Rate
  32. 32 Applications
  33. 33 Overall Data
  34. 34 Knowledge Graph
  35. 35 Supply Chain Network
  36. 36 Community Engagement
  37. 37 Training and Deploy
  38. 38 OCR encourages community engagement
  39. 39 Characters and words
  40. 40 Language extensibility
  41. 41 omitting the language model
  42. 42 decouple localization and recognition
  43. 43 limitations
  44. 44 extensions
  45. 45 fun example
  46. 46 conclusion

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