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table-transformer
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Original repository: https://github.com/microsoft/table-transformer
This is the Table Transformer Model developed by Brandon Smock et al. of Microsoft AI. This repository consists of Table Structure Recognition (TATR) for detecting and extracting table infomation into popular formats such as CSV or HTML table, plus text recognition using EasyOCR.
pip install table-transformer
The full model usage can be found here:
from table_transformer import TableExtractionPipeline
pipe = TableExtractionPipeline(det_device="cpu", str_device="cpu",
det_model_path=".\path\to\pubtables1m_detection_detr_r18.pth",
str_model_path=".\path\to\TATR-v1.1-Pub-msft.pth")
img = "\path\to\image.jpg"
table_objects, table_cells_coordinates, table_cells_text = pipe(img)
print(table_cells_text[0]) # Should be DataFrame
With structure recognition, the original author has evaluated the v1.0 model on PubTables-1M with great results. With other datasets such as PubTabNet, the score is quite good.
You can check out the score and run the evaluation with your own dataset in this link.
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Table Transformer
We found that table-transformer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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