A. Garz, Mathias Seuret, Fotini Simistira, Andreas Fischer, R. Ingold
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Creating Ground Truth for Historical Manuscripts with Document Graphs and Scribbling Interaction
Ground truth is both - indispensable for training and evaluating document analysis methods, and yet very tedious to create manually. This especially holds true for complex historical manuscripts that exhibit challenging layouts with interfering and overlapping handwriting. In this paper, we propose a novel semi-automatic system to support layout annotations in such a scenario based on document graphs and a pen-based scribbling interaction. On the one hand, document graphs provide a sparse page representation that is already close to the desired ground truth and on the other hand, scribbling facilitates an efficient and convenient pen-based interaction with the graph. The performance of the system is demonstrated in the context of a newly introduced database of historical manuscripts with complex layouts.