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OCR-D
Collection of OCR-related python tools and wrappers from @OCR-D
The Docker images for core currently do not conform to our [Docker specification](https://ocr-d.de/en/spec/docker#labelling-images), i.e. they have no labels advertising the `vcs-ref`, `build-date` and so on.
During `ocrd zip bag`, we are packaging remote and local FLocat references as we see them. But file references may be shared between fileGrps – e.g. the same URL or...
@mikegerber has been [systematically testing CUDA and tensorflow versions](https://cvs.moegen-wir.net/mikegerber/test-nvidia). Unfortunately, the compatibility table apparently goes like this: | tensorflow | CUDA | | ---- | ---- | | >= 1.15,...
For implementations using the bashlib API, it would be useful to have a command to extract a specific block/line from a PAGE, e.g. ``` ocrd workspace extract --element-id="line123" --page-id="page321" --output=line123.tiff...
Sometimes physical page identifiers look like `phys_fcd565cd-d170-4774-bb37-9aa25b68370b` – which is impossible to type/memorize. But even names like `PHYS_0001` are not as helpful as the `@ORDERLABEL` and `@ORDER` attributes. Since presentation...
Naturally, with operations like deskewing/rotation and cropping the resulting image size and relative coordinates depend on the relative order of the operations. We already respect that by following the exact...
While developing #582 I wanted to know how the changes affect speed, so I set up a performance test on a typical METS file as it would be created by...
By using https://github.com/click-contrib/click-man and https://github.com/click-contrib/click-completion it should be fairly simple to install all OCR-D scripts in such a way that the shell automatically becomes syntax-sensitive to their options/subcommands and that...
I think this is caused by a change in assets: https://github.com/OCR-D/assets/commit/b12e5ebc12450bd70e9ec7a9d7afeb48f6201773, which was supposed to fix https://github.com/OCR-D/assets/issues/87, but does not work. Here is a debug log of what actually happens...