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Arbitrary-Shaped Scene Text Spotting via Improved Denoising Training

View a PDF file from the paper entitled DNTEXTSPOTTER: An arbitrary scene text discovered through improved training, by Yu XIE and 7 other authors

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a summary:More and more methods of discovering text from end to end were shown based on the structure of the superior performance transformers. These methods are used as an algorithm matching the dualism graph to perform the optimal matching between expected organisms and actual organisms. However, the instability of the two -matching graphs of the dual chart can lead to unintended improvement goals, affecting the performance of the model. Current literature applies a reducing training to solve the problem of instability of the Pepartite chart in the detection tasks of organisms. Unfortunately, this cardiac training method cannot be applied directly to the tasks of discovering the text, as these tasks need to perform the tasks of detecting irregular shapes and the tasks of identifying the most complex text from the classification. To address this issue, we suggest a new training method to reduce abundance (DNTEXTSPOTTER) to discover the arbitrary text. Specifically, we analyze the cortical part inquiries into soft localized information and noned content. We use the four control points in the Bezier Center to generate NOISED’s topical information. For Noid content inquiries, given that the output of the text in a local, localized arrangement does not lead to the alignment of the place with the content, we use a sliding method of disguised letters to create noned content intelligence, thus helping to align the content of the text and position. To improve the visualization of the model of the background, we use more additional loss functions to classify the background letters in alkaline training is URL DNTEXTSPOTTER concept, it excels on newer methods of standards (Total-Text, Scut-CTW1500, ICDAR15, and Invorce-TEX in reverse text data collection.

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From: Yu Shi [view email]
[v1]

Thursday, Aug 1 2024 07:52:07 UTC (41,557 KW)
[v2]

Wed, Oct 16, 2024 10:45:59 UTC (41,557 KB)
[v3]

Sun, November 3, 2024 14:33:34 UTC (41,557 KB)
[v4]

Monday, June 2, 2025 15:53:59 UTC (9,982 KB)

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2025-06-03 04:00:00

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