KaiRacters: Character-level-based Writer Retrieval for Greek Papyri

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Hauptverfasser: Peer, Marco, Sablatnig, Robert, Serbaeva, Olga, Marthot-Santaniello, Isabelle
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author Peer, Marco
Sablatnig, Robert
Serbaeva, Olga
Marthot-Santaniello, Isabelle
author_facet Peer, Marco
Sablatnig, Robert
Serbaeva, Olga
Marthot-Santaniello, Isabelle
contents This paper presents a character-based approach for enhancing writer retrieval performance in the context of Greek papyri. Our contribution lies in introducing character-level annotations for frequently used characters, in our case the trigram kai and four additional letters (epsilon, kappa, mu, omega), in Greek texts. We use a state-of-the-art writer retrieval approach based on NetVLAD and compare a character-level-based feature aggregation method against the current default baseline of using small patches located at SIFT keypoint locations for building the page descriptors. We demonstrate that by using only about 15 characters per page, we are able to boost the performance up to 4% mAP (a relative improvement of 11%) on the GRK-120 dataset. Additionally, our qualitative analysis offers insights into the similarity scores of SIFT patches and specific characters. We publish the dataset with character-level annotations, including a quality label and our binarized images for further research.
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spellingShingle KaiRacters: Character-level-based Writer Retrieval for Greek Papyri
Peer, Marco
Sablatnig, Robert
Serbaeva, Olga
Marthot-Santaniello, Isabelle
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This paper presents a character-based approach for enhancing writer retrieval performance in the context of Greek papyri. Our contribution lies in introducing character-level annotations for frequently used characters, in our case the trigram kai and four additional letters (epsilon, kappa, mu, omega), in Greek texts. We use a state-of-the-art writer retrieval approach based on NetVLAD and compare a character-level-based feature aggregation method against the current default baseline of using small patches located at SIFT keypoint locations for building the page descriptors. We demonstrate that by using only about 15 characters per page, we are able to boost the performance up to 4% mAP (a relative improvement of 11%) on the GRK-120 dataset. Additionally, our qualitative analysis offers insights into the similarity scores of SIFT patches and specific characters. We publish the dataset with character-level annotations, including a quality label and our binarized images for further research.
title KaiRacters: Character-level-based Writer Retrieval for Greek Papyri
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.07536