DocXClassifier: Towards a Robust and Interpretable Deep Neural Network for Document Image Classification

Saifullah, .

doi:10.36227/techrxiv.19310489

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ColDBin: Cold Diffusion for Document Image Binarization

Saifullah,

Agne,

Dengel

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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ColDBin: Cold Diffusion for Document Image Binarization

Saifullah,

Agne,

Dengel

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Analyzing the potential of active learning for document image classification

Saifullah

Agne

Dengel

et al. 2023

IJDAR

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Deep learning has been extensively researched in the field of document analysis and has shown excellent performance across a wide range of document-related tasks. As a result, a great deal of emphasis is now being placed on its practical deployment and integration into modern industrial document processing pipelines. It is well known, however, that deep learning models are data-hungry and often require huge volumes of annotated data in order to achieve competitive performances. And since data annotation is a costly and labor-intensive process, it remains one of the major hurdles to their practical deployment. This study investigates the possibility of using active learning to reduce the costs of data annotation in the context of document image classification, which is one of the core components of modern document processing pipelines. The results of this study demonstrate that by utilizing active learning (AL), deep document classification models can achieve competitive performances to the models trained on fully annotated datasets and, in some cases, even surpass them by annotating only 15–40% of the total training dataset. Furthermore, this study demonstrates that modern AL strategies significantly outperform random querying, and in many cases achieve comparable performance to the models trained on fully annotated datasets even in the presence of practical deployment issues such as data imbalance, and annotation noise, and thus, offer tremendous benefits in real-world deployment of deep document classification models. The code to reproduce our experiments is publicly available at https://github.com/saifullah3396/doc_al.

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DocXClassifier: Towards a Robust and Interpretable Deep Neural Network for Document Image Classification

Abstract: <div>This paper presents an inherently explainable deep network for document image classification.</div>

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ColDBin: Cold Diffusion for Document Image Binarization

ColDBin: Cold Diffusion for Document Image Binarization

Analyzing the potential of active learning for document image classification

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