tesseract/training/validator.h

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/**********************************************************************
* File: validator.h
* Description: Base class for various text validators. Intended mainly for
* scripts that use a virama character.
* Author: Ray Smith
* Created: Tue May 23 2017
*
* (C) Copyright 2017, Google Inc.
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*
**********************************************************************/
#ifndef TESSERACT_TRAINING_VALIDATOR_H_
#define TESSERACT_TRAINING_VALIDATOR_H_
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
#include "unichar.h"
namespace tesseract {
// Different kinds of grapheme normalization - not just for Indic!
// A grapheme is a syllable unit in Indic and can be several unicodes.
// In other scripts, a grapheme is a base character and accent/diacritic
// combination, as not all accented characters have a single composed form.
enum class GraphemeNormMode {
// Validation result is a single string, even if input is multi-word.
kSingleString,
// Standard unicode graphemes are validated and output as grapheme units.
kCombined,
// Graphemes are validated and sub-divided. For virama-using scripts, units
// that correspond to repeatable glyphs are generated. (Mostly single unicodes
// but viramas and joiners are paired with the most sensible neighbor.)
// For non-virama scripts, this means that base/accent pairs are separated,
// ie the output is individual unicodes.
kGlyphSplit,
// The output is always single unicodes, regardless of the script.
kIndividualUnicodes,
};
// An enum representing the scripts that use a virama character. It is
// guaranteed that the value of any element, (except kNonVirama) can be cast
// to a unicode (char32) value that represents the start of the unicode range
// of the corresponding script.
enum class ViramaScript : char32 {
kNonVirama = 0,
kDevanagari = 0x900,
kBengali = 0x980,
kGurmukhi = 0xa00,
kGujarati = 0xa80,
kOriya = 0xb00,
kTamil = 0xb80,
kTelugu = 0xc00,
kKannada = 0xc80,
kMalayalam = 0xd00,
kSinhala = 0xd80,
kMyanmar = 0x1000,
kKhmer = 0x1780,
};
// Base class offers a validation API and protected methods to allow subclasses
// to easily build the validated/segmented output.
class Validator {
public:
// Validates and cleans the src vector of unicodes to the *dest, according to
// g_mode. In the case of kSingleString, a single vector containing the whole
// result is added to *dest. With kCombined, multiple vectors are added to
// *dest with one grapheme in each. With kGlyphSplit, multiple vectors are
// added to *dest with a smaller unit representing a glyph in each.
// In case of validation error, returns false and as much as possible of the
// input, without discarding invalid text.
static bool ValidateCleanAndSegment(GraphemeNormMode g_mode,
bool report_errors,
const std::vector<char32>& src,
std::vector<std::vector<char32>>* dest);
// Returns true if the unicode ch is a non-printing zero-width mark of no
// significance to OCR training or evaluation.
static bool IsZeroWidthMark(char32 ch) {
return ch == kZeroWidthSpace || ch == kLeftToRightMark ||
ch == kRightToLeftMark || ch == kInvalid;
}
virtual ~Validator() {}
// Some specific but universally useful unicodes.
static const char32 kZeroWidthSpace;
static const char32 kZeroWidthNonJoiner;
static const char32 kZeroWidthJoiner;
static const char32 kLeftToRightMark;
static const char32 kRightToLeftMark;
static const char32 kInvalid;
protected:
// These are more or less the character class identifiers in the ISCII
// standard, section 8. They have been augmented with the Unicode meta
// characters Zero Width Joiner and Zero Width Non Joiner, and the
// Unicode Vedic Marks.
// The best sources of information on Unicode and Indic scripts are:
// http://varamozhi.sourceforge.net/iscii91.pdf
// http://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode9.0.0/ch12.pdf
// http://unicode.org/faq/indic.html
// http://www.microsoft.com/typography/otfntdev/teluguot/shaping.aspx
enum class CharClass {
// NOTE: The values of the enum members are meaningless and arbitrary, ie
// they are not used for sorting, or any other risky application.
// The reason they are what they are is they are a single character
// abbreviation that can be used in a regexp/BNF definition of a grammar,
// IN A COMMENT, and still not relied upon in the code.
kConsonant = 'C',
kVowel = 'V',
kVirama = 'H', // (aka Halant)
kMatra = 'M', // (aka Dependent Vowel)
kMatraPiece = 'P', // unicode provides pieces of Matras.
kVowelModifier = 'D', // (candrabindu, anusvara, visarga, other marks)
kZeroWidthNonJoiner = 'z', // Unicode Zero Width Non-Joiner U+200C
kZeroWidthJoiner = 'Z', // Unicode Zero Width Joiner U+200D
kVedicMark = 'v', // Modifiers can come modify any indic syllable.
kNukta = 'N', // Occurs only immediately after consonants.
kRobat = 'R', // Khmer only.
kOther = 'O', // (digits, measures, non-Indic, etc)
// Additional classes used only by ValidateGrapheme.
kWhitespace = ' ',
kCombiner = 'c', // Combiners other than virama.
};
typedef std::pair<CharClass, char32> IndicPair;
Validator(ViramaScript script, bool report_errors)
: script_(script),
codes_used_(0),
output_used_(0),
report_errors_(report_errors) {}
// Factory method that understands how to map script to the right subclass.
static std::unique_ptr<Validator> ScriptValidator(ViramaScript script,
bool report_errors);
// Internal version of the public static ValidateCleanAndSegment.
// Validates and cleans the src vector of unicodes to the *dest, according to
// its type and the given g_mode.
// In case of validation error, returns false and returns as much as possible
// of the input, without discarding invalid text.
bool ValidateCleanAndSegmentInternal(GraphemeNormMode g_mode,
const std::vector<char32>& src,
std::vector<std::vector<char32>>* dest);
// Moves the results from parts_ or output_ to dest according to g_mode.
void MoveResultsToDest(GraphemeNormMode g_mode,
std::vector<std::vector<char32>>* dest);
// Computes and returns the ViramaScript corresponding to the most frequent
// virama-using script in the input, or kNonVirama if none are present.
static ViramaScript MostFrequentViramaScript(
const std::vector<char32>& utf32);
// Returns true if the given UTF-32 unicode is a "virama" character.
static bool IsVirama(char32 unicode);
// Returns true if the given UTF-32 unicode is a vedic accent.
static bool IsVedicAccent(char32 unicode);
// Returns true if the script is one that uses subscripts for conjuncts.
bool IsSubscriptScript() const;
// Helper function appends the next element of codes_ only to output_,
// without touching parts_
// Returns true at the end of codes_.
bool CodeOnlyToOutput() {
output_.push_back(codes_[codes_used_].second);
return ++codes_used_ == codes_.size();
}
// Helper function adds a length-element vector to parts_ from the last length
// elements of output_. If there are more than length unused elements in
// output_, adds unicodes as single-element vectors to parts_ to catch
// output_used_ up to output->size() - length before adding the length-element
// vector.
void MultiCodePart(int length) {
while (output_used_ + length < output_.size()) {
parts_.emplace_back(
std::initializer_list<char32>{output_[output_used_++]});
}
parts_.emplace_back(std::initializer_list<char32>{output_[output_used_]});
while (++output_used_ < output_.size()) {
parts_.back().push_back(output_[output_used_]);
}
}
// Helper function appends the next element of codes_ to output_, and then
// calls MultiCodePart to add the appropriate components to parts_.
// Returns true at the end of codes_.
bool UseMultiCode(int length) {
output_.push_back(codes_[codes_used_].second);
MultiCodePart(length);
return ++codes_used_ == codes_.size();
}
// Consumes the next Grapheme in codes_[codes_used_++...] and copies it to
// parts_ and output_. Returns true if a valid Grapheme was consumed,
// otherwise does not increment codes_used_.
virtual bool ConsumeGraphemeIfValid() = 0;
// Sets codes_ to the class codes for the given unicode text.
void ComputeClassCodes(const std::vector<char32>& text);
// Returns the CharClass corresponding to the given Unicode ch.
virtual CharClass UnicodeToCharClass(char32 ch) const = 0;
// Resets to the initial state.
void Clear();
// Number of unicodes in each Indic codepage.
static const int kIndicCodePageSize = 128;
// Lowest unicode value of any Indic script. (Devanagari).
static const char32 kMinIndicUnicode = 0x900;
// Highest unicode value of any consistent (ISCII-based) Indic script.
static const char32 kMaxSinhalaUnicode = 0xdff;
// Highest unicode value of any virama-using script. (Khmer).
static const char32 kMaxViramaScriptUnicode = 0x17ff;
// Some special unicodes.
static const char32 kSinhalaVirama = 0xdca;
static const char32 kMyanmarVirama = 0x1039;
static const char32 kKhmerVirama = 0x17d2;
// Script we are operating on.
ViramaScript script_;
// Input unicodes with assigned CharClass is the data to be validated.
std::vector<IndicPair> codes_;
// Glyph-like components of the input.
std::vector<std::vector<char32>> parts_;
// Copied validated unicodes from codes_ that are OK to output.
std::vector<char32> output_;
// The number of elements of codes_ that have been processed so far.
int codes_used_;
// The number of elements of output_ that have already been added to parts_.
int output_used_;
// Log error messages for reasons why text is invalid.
bool report_errors_;
};
} // namespace tesseract
#endif // TESSERACT_TRAINING_VALIDATOR_H_