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Inconsistent bounding box format

Open huberemanuel opened this issue 3 years ago • 2 comments

I have found two types of bounding box formats in the same file, for example:

x, y, width, height, transcription
273, 35, 307, 21, REPÚBLICA FEDERATIVA DO BRASIL
[583, 277, 277, 583], [68, 73, 91, 86], -1, -1, ESTADO DE MINAS GERAIS

The first line is aligned with the file's header description, but the second one isn't. How exactly the second format works?

huberemanuel avatar Feb 14 '22 16:02 huberemanuel

I have found two types of bounding box formats in the same file, for example:

x, y, width, height, transcription
273, 35, 307, 21, REPÚBLICA FEDERATIVA DO BRASIL
[583, 277, 277, 583], [68, 73, 91, 86], -1, -1, ESTADO DE MINAS GERAIS

The first line is aligned with the file's header description, but the second one isn't. How exactly the second format works?

Did you find out what it meant? I am facing the same problem

MathewsJosh avatar Jan 31 '24 18:01 MathewsJosh

I have found two types of bounding box formats in the same file, for example:

x, y, width, height, transcription
273, 35, 307, 21, REPÚBLICA FEDERATIVA DO BRASIL
[583, 277, 277, 583], [68, 73, 91, 86], -1, -1, ESTADO DE MINAS GERAIS

The first line is aligned with the file's header description, but the second one isn't. How exactly the second format works?

Did you find out what it meant? I am facing the same problem

it means [x0, x1, x2, x3] and [y0, y1, y2, y3], use 4 points to mark the region

hustliujian avatar Aug 28 '24 14:08 hustliujian