Search Results for "document layout recognition"

OpenDataLoader PDF is an open-source document processing system designed to convert complex PDF files into structured, AI-ready formats such as Markdown, JSON, and HTML while preserving layout, hierarchy, and semantic meaning. It focuses on enabling downstream use cases like retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), knowledge extraction, and document intelligence pipelines by maintaining accurate reading order and spatial metadata through bounding boxes.

CSSBox is an (X)HTML/CSS rendering engine written in pure Java. Its primary purpose is to provide a complete information about the rendered page suitable for further processing. However, it also allows displaying the rendered document.

MathOCR is a printed scientific document recognition system. MathOCR is still in the pre-alpha stage, recognition result may not be good enough for practical purposes. MathOCR is a printed scientific document recognition system written in pure Java. MathOCR has the functionality of image preprocessing, layout analysis and character recognition, especially the ability to recognize mathematical expression.

NAT is a free universal Braille translator. It supports French Braille grade 1, mathematical Braille, Braille layout and reverse transcription. French Braille grade 2, music and other languages are currently under development.

Stymaker is a GUI application assisting LaTeX users with creating their own style packages. After filling a simple form one can get a new package file corresponding to the chosen settings. This package may be included in preamble of LaTeX document by: \usepackage{mystyle} The new package, based on standard LaTeX packages, allows changing of the document layout, or appearance of standard environments like such as lists. While testing new settings one may instantly view actual changes in an external PDF viewer.