quickstart_en.md

# PP-Structure Quick Start

- [1. Install package](#1-install-package)
- [2. Use](#2-use)
  - [2.1 Use by command line](#21-use-by-command-line)
    - [2.1.1 image orientation + layout analysis + table recognition](#211-image-orientation--layout-analysis--table-recognition)
    - [2.1.2 layout analysis + table recognition](#212-layout-analysis--table-recognition)
    - [2.1.3 layout analysis](#213-layout-analysis)
    - [2.1.4 table recognition](#214-table-recognition)
    - [2.1.5 Key Information Extraction](#215-Key-Information-Extraction)
  - [2.2 Use by code](#22-use-by-code)
    - [2.2.1 image orientation + layout analysis + table recognition](#221-image-orientation--layout-analysis--table-recognition)
    - [2.2.2 layout analysis + table recognition](#222-layout-analysis--table-recognition)
    - [2.2.3 layout analysis](#223-layout-analysis)
    - [2.2.4 table recognition](#224-table-recognition)
    - [2.2.5 Key Information Extraction](#225-Key-Information-Extraction)
  - [2.3 Result description](#23-result-description)
    - [2.3.1 layout analysis + table recognition](#231-layout-analysis--table-recognition)
    - [2.3.2 Key Information Extraction](#232-Key-Information-Extraction)
  - [2.4 Parameter Description](#24-parameter-description)


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## 1. Install package

```bash
# Install paddleocr, version 2.5+ is recommended
pip3 install "paddleocr>=2.5"
# Install the KIE dependency packages (if you do not use the KIE, you can skip it)
pip install -r kie/requirements.txt

```

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## 2. Use

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### 2.1 Use by command line

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#### 2.1.1 image orientation + layout analysis + table recognition
```bash
paddleocr --image_dir=PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png --type=structure --image_orientation=true
```

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#### 2.1.2 layout analysis + table recognition
```bash
paddleocr --image_dir=PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png --type=structure
```

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#### 2.1.3 layout analysis
```bash
paddleocr --image_dir=PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png --type=structure --table=false --ocr=false
```

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#### 2.1.4 table recognition
```bash
paddleocr --image_dir=PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/table.jpg --type=structure --layout=false
```

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#### 2.1.5 Key Information Extraction

Please refer to: [Key Information Extraction](../kie/README.md) .

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### 2.2 Use by code

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#### 2.2.1 image orientation + layout analysis + table recognition

```python
import os
import cv2
from paddleocr import PPStructure,draw_structure_result,save_structure_res

table_engine = PPStructure(show_log=True, image_orientation=True)

save_folder = './output'
img_path = 'PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png'
img = cv2.imread(img_path)
result = table_engine(img)
save_structure_res(result, save_folder,os.path.basename(img_path).split('.')[0])

for line in result:
    line.pop('img')
    print(line)

from PIL import Image

font_path = 'PaddleOCR/doc/fonts/simfang.ttf' # PaddleOCR下提供字体包
image = Image.open(img_path).convert('RGB')
im_show = draw_structure_result(image, result,font_path=font_path)
im_show = Image.fromarray(im_show)
im_show.save('result.jpg')
```

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#### 2.2.2 layout analysis + table recognition

```python
import os
import cv2
from paddleocr import PPStructure,draw_structure_result,save_structure_res

table_engine = PPStructure(show_log=True)

save_folder = './output'
img_path = 'PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png'
img = cv2.imread(img_path)
result = table_engine(img)
save_structure_res(result, save_folder,os.path.basename(img_path).split('.')[0])

for line in result:
    line.pop('img')
    print(line)

from PIL import Image

font_path = 'PaddleOCR/doc/fonts/simfang.ttf' # font provieded in PaddleOCR
image = Image.open(img_path).convert('RGB')
im_show = draw_structure_result(image, result,font_path=font_path)
im_show = Image.fromarray(im_show)
im_show.save('result.jpg')
```

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#### 2.2.3 layout analysis

```python
import os
import cv2
from paddleocr import PPStructure,save_structure_res

table_engine = PPStructure(table=False, ocr=False, show_log=True)

save_folder = './output'
img_path = 'PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/1.png'
img = cv2.imread(img_path)
result = table_engine(img)
save_structure_res(result, save_folder, os.path.basename(img_path).split('.')[0])

for line in result:
    line.pop('img')
    print(line)
```

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#### 2.2.4 table recognition

```python
import os
import cv2
from paddleocr import PPStructure,save_structure_res

table_engine = PPStructure(layout=False, show_log=True)

save_folder = './output'
img_path = 'PaddleOCR/ppstructure/docs/table/table.jpg'
img = cv2.imread(img_path)
result = table_engine(img)
save_structure_res(result, save_folder, os.path.basename(img_path).split('.')[0])

for line in result:
    line.pop('img')
    print(line)
```

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#### 2.2.5 Key Information Extraction

Please refer to: [Key Information Extraction](../kie/README.md) .

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### 2.3 Result description

The return of PP-Structure is a list of dicts, the example is as follows:

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#### 2.3.1 layout analysis + table recognition
```shell
[
  {   'type': 'Text',
      'bbox': [34, 432, 345, 462],
      'res': ([[36.0, 437.0, 341.0, 437.0, 341.0, 446.0, 36.0, 447.0], [41.0, 454.0, 125.0, 453.0, 125.0, 459.0, 41.0, 460.0]],
                [('Tigure-6. The performance of CNN and IPT models using difforen', 0.90060663), ('Tent  ', 0.465441)])
  }
]
```
Each field in dict is described as follows:

| field | description  |
| --- |---|
|type| Type of image area.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        |
|bbox| The coordinates of the image area in the original image, respectively [upper left corner x, upper left corner y, lower right corner x, lower right corner y].                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |
|res| OCR or table recognition result of the image area. <br> table: a dict with field descriptions as follows: <br>&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp; `html`: html str of table.<br>&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp; In the code usage mode, set return_ocr_result_in_table=True whrn call can get the detection and recognition results of each text in the table area, corresponding to the following fields: <br>&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp; `boxes`: text detection boxes.<br>&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;&emsp; `rec_res`: text recognition results.<br> OCR: A tuple containing the detection boxes and recognition results of each single text. |

After the recognition is completed, each image will have a directory with the same name under the directory specified by the `output` field. Each table in the image will be stored as an excel, and the picture area will be cropped and saved. The filename of  excel and picture is their coordinates in the image.
  ```
  /output/table/1/
    └─ res.txt
    └─ [454, 360, 824, 658].xlsx        table recognition result
    └─ [16, 2, 828, 305].jpg            picture in Image
    └─ [17, 361, 404, 711].xlsx        table recognition result
  ```

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#### 2.3.2 Key Information Extraction

Please refer to: [Key Information Extraction](../kie/README.md) .

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### 2.4 Parameter Description

| field | description | default |
|---|---|---|
| output | result save path | ./output/table |
| table_max_len | long side of the image resize in table structure model | 488 |
| table_model_dir | Table structure model inference model path| None |
| table_char_dict_path | The dictionary path of table structure model | ../ppocr/utils/dict/table_structure_dict.txt  |
| merge_no_span_structure | In the table recognition model, whether to merge '\<td>' and '\</td>' | False |
| layout_model_dir  | Layout analysis model inference model path| None |
| layout_dict_path  | The dictionary path of layout analysis model| ../ppocr/utils/dict/layout_publaynet_dict.txt |
| layout_score_threshold  | The box threshold path of layout analysis model| 0.5|
| layout_nms_threshold  | The nms threshold path of layout analysis model| 0.5|
| kie_algorithm  | kie model algorithm| LayoutXLM|
| ser_model_dir  | Ser model inference model path| None|
| ser_dict_path  | The dictionary path of Ser model| ../train_data/XFUND/class_list_xfun.txt|
| mode | structure or kie  | structure   |
| image_orientation | Whether to perform image orientation classification in forward  | False   |
| layout | Whether to perform layout analysis in forward  | True   |
| table  | Whether to perform table recognition in forward  | True   |
| ocr    | Whether to perform ocr for non-table areas in layout analysis. When layout is False, it will be automatically set to False| True |
| recovery    | Whether to perform layout recovery in forward| False |
| structure_version |  Structure version, optional PP-structure and PP-structurev2  | PP-structure |

Most of the parameters are consistent with the PaddleOCR whl package, see [whl package documentation](../../doc/doc_en/whl.md)