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Anti-aliased
Text Dataset
Description:
This dataset contains a set of bitmap
images containing anti-aliased text in the context of
CANTATA project, developed by BARCO. Number of images in the archive
(2400
available in the archive).
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All
the images are annotated with Viper XML
files. Each “.bmp” image is associated with a “.grid.xml” annotation
file with
the same name. The annotation takes the form of a grid of 32x32 pixels
bounding
boxes. The path of the bmp image should be changed in the viper file if
you
want to open it in viper-gt.
The
text is represented in different colors:
black on white, white on black, random dark color on white, white on
random
dark color, black on random light color, random light color on white,
random
dark color on random light color and, finally, random light color on
random
dark color.The annotation takes the form of a grid of 32x32 pixels
bounding
boxes.
Comments:
The
dataset and the ground truth were generated
by Quentin Besnehard and Arnaud Joubel. To obtain the complete dataset,
send an
e-mail to the contact person.
Copyrights:
The
fonts used are
available under the GNU General Public License version 2.0. These fonts are free clones of the original
fonts
provided by URW typeface foundry. Requested
citation acknowledgment about the dataset
and the ground truth: Courtesy of ITEA2 funded Cantata project
Contact:
Quentin Besnehard, quentin.besnehard@barco.com;
Cédric Marchessoux, cedric.marchessoux@barco.com.
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