核心概念
The authors explore the transformative impact of language models and transformers on form understanding, showcasing their effectiveness in handling noisy scanned documents.
摘要
The content delves into the advancements in form understanding techniques, emphasizing the role of language models and transformers. It discusses key datasets like FUNSD and XFUND, highlighting challenges and solutions in document analysis.
The review covers various models such as LayoutLM, SelfDoc, and StrucTexTv2, detailing their unique approaches to integrating text, layout, and visual information for improved document understanding. It also examines datasets like RVL-CDIP and IIT-CDIP used for evaluation purposes.
Furthermore, the article addresses early approaches in document understanding, graph-based models, multi-modal fusion models, sequence-to-sequence models, layout representation models, language-independent models, hybrid transformer architectures, and cross-modal interaction models. It provides insights into their methodologies and contributions to the field.
Overall, the comprehensive review offers valuable insights into the evolution of form understanding techniques through the lens of transformers and language models.
统计
The RVL-CDIP dataset contains 400,000 grayscale images separated into 16 classes.
The FUNSD dataset consists of 199 fully annotated forms from various fields.
The XFUND dataset is an extension of FUNSD translated into seven other languages.
The NAF dataset contains 865 annotated grayscale form images.
PubLayNet dataset was created by matching XML representations with content from scientific PDF articles.
SROIE dataset contains 1000 scanned receipt images with different annotations.
CORD dataset includes 11,000 Indonesian receipts for post-OCR parsing.
DocVQA dataset comprises 12,767 document images for Visual Question Answering.
引用
"The transformative potential of these models in document understanding has been widely recognized."
"LayoutLM demonstrated superior performance in tasks like document image classification and form understanding."
"StrucText model uses a multi-modal combination of visual and textual document features."