Multi-language Video Subtitle Dataset for Image-based Text Recognition

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.05043v1
• Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2024 00:06:53 GMT
• Title: Multi-language Video Subtitle Dataset for Image-based Text Recognition
• Authors: Thanadol Singkhornart, Olarik Surinta,
• Abstract summary: This dataset includes 4,224 subtitle images extracted from 24 videos sourced from online platforms. It features a wide variety of characters, including Thai consonants, vowels, tone marks, punctuation marks, numerals, Roman characters, and Arabic numerals.
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• Abstract: The Multi-language Video Subtitle Dataset is a comprehensive collection designed to support research in text recognition across multiple languages. This dataset includes 4,224 subtitle images extracted from 24 videos sourced from online platforms. It features a wide variety of characters, including Thai consonants, vowels, tone marks, punctuation marks, numerals, Roman characters, and Arabic numerals. With 157 unique characters, the dataset provides a resource for addressing challenges in text recognition within complex backgrounds. It addresses the growing need for high-quality, multilingual text recognition data, particularly as videos with embedded subtitles become increasingly dominant on platforms like YouTube and Facebook. The variability in text length, font, and placement within these images adds complexity, offering a valuable resource for developing and evaluating deep learning models. The dataset facilitates accurate text transcription from video content while providing a foundation for improving computational efficiency in text recognition systems. As a result, it holds significant potential to drive advancements in research and innovation across various computer science disciplines, including artificial intelligence, deep learning, computer vision, and pattern recognition.

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