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reading order representation (XML order vs index)

See original GitHub issue

The reading order detection capabilities of eynollah look pretty amazing AFAICS – if viewed through the glasses of PageViewer. But it is noteworthy that the actual representation for PAGE-XML does not correspond to that schema’s documentation regarding @index.

It surprisingly turns out that PageViewer gets it wrong too. See here for full report.

So IMO eyhollah needs to actually inverse its representation: the (currently correct) XML ordering needs to also become the (currently broken) @index ordering.

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Created 3 years ago
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vahidrezanezhadcommented, Feb 26, 2021

Dear Robert, first let me thank you for your nice words. We already had the same issue with Page Viewer and another tool which was used by @cneud (I’ve forgotten the name). But the point is that by eynollah we can find the reading order as Page Viewer shows that or better to say regardless of viewers we know the orders of text regions in the right manner. So we can actually have a call (including @cneud , @kba and @mikegerber) to discuss about this and to see how we can write it into output in order to get desired results.

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vahidrezanezhadcommented, Sep 6, 2021

@vahidrezanezhad Any news on this bug?

not yet 😦

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