PDF Extraction Sample Clauses

PDF Extraction. ‌ The approach by Xxxxx et al [5, 6] works with PDF files, in particular those making use of Type 1 fonts. The tool is able to extract the name, size, font name and style, baseline coordinates and bounding box of each character within the file. In order to achieve this, image processing of a rasterised version of the file in conjunction with analysis of the PDF is carried out. Initially a clip is made which discovers the bounding boxes of every single glyph. The dimensions of the clip along with its page number and associated file are passed to the PDF extractor. The extractor uses this information to find the correct page within the file in order to start the extraction process. Each page within a PDF file has a content stream, which holds instructions for pla- cing and displaying characters, lines and images, along with a number of other resources, including font dictionaries, which contain, directly or indirectly the name and family of a font, the names of all of its characters and various other information. In the first pass over the file, all of this information is collated. In the second pass, the content stream is processed. Each time a text environment is entered within a content stream, the font and font size are both stated, followed by a command that transforms the current position and the byte value for each character to be displayed. When the procedure encounters byte values, the appropriate character is obtained from the font extracted in the first pass. The remaining instructions within the text environment are then sequentially processed. In addition to text environments, content streams also contain drawing environments, these are also processed as the lines drawn here often also represent characters, such as fraction lines and other extendible characters. At this stage, even though the exact information on the characters within the PDF file has been obtained, the exact bounding boxes of the characters is not known. Whilst the baseline information is sufficient for recognising simple text on a given line, more accurate data is required when trying to calculate 2D relationships between characters, which is necessary for formula recognition. This task is completed by registering the characters with the bounding boxes obtained during image analysis. This involves overlaying the connected components and character information, implementing special rules to deal with symbols consisting of more than one connected component, such as , =, and symbo...
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