OCR-D
plausibilize and sanitize are too broad terms
ocrd-segment-repair has the optional operations "plausibilize" and "sanitize" – I have no idea what this exactly does :) I would prefer something like this:
- shrink-regions-to-hull-of-lines
- whatever-plausibilize-does
There seems to also be another thing ocrd-segment-repair does.
In other words: Make operations explicit.
ocrd-segment-repair has the optional operations "plausibilize" and "sanitize" – I have no idea what this exactly does :)
I agree, these are not expressive enough, or even memorable (which is what...)
I would prefer something like this:
* shrink-regions-to-hull-of-lines
...or just shrink-regions?
* whatever-plausibilize-does
ATM all it does is remove regions fully contained by others or nearly equal to them (and fix the ReadingOrder afterwards).
It's intended to become much more though, like merging or shrinking overlapping neighbouring regions, or fixing reading order via basic heuristics (e.g. no arbitrary jumps back and forth).
Since this processor started out under the name repair but received a default behaviour of just warning about likely errors, we needed some verb for the actual action.
Maybe separate-neighbours?
@wrznr?
Right, they have very common names since they are intended to do various things. Right now, they do not do very much and are not ready for productive use or even testing. I would rather keep the current names and see what the processors will become. Let us discuss about a proper name when implementation and documentation are finished. (ocrd_segment will be my main focus in December)
Documentation from https://ocr-d.de/en/workflows:
- plausibilize = Remove redundant (almost equal or almost contained) regions, and merge overlapping regions
- sanitize = Shrink and/or expand a region in such a way that it coordinates include those of all its lines
Documentation from https://ocr-d.de/en/workflows:
- plausibilize = Remove redundant (almost equal or almost contained) regions, and merge overlapping regions
- sanitize = Shrink and/or expand a region in such a way that it coordinates include those of all its lines
This is actually from the ocrd-tool json description of these parameters, see ocrd-segment-repair -h