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"""
Data structures used by the evaluation process.
Yu Fang - March 2019
"""
from collections import Iterable
import numpy as np
from shapely.geometry import Polygon
# helper functions
def flatten(lis):
for item in lis:
if isinstance(item, Iterable) and not isinstance(item, str):
for x in flatten(item):
yield x
else:
yield item
# derived from https://blog.csdn.net/u012433049/article/details/82909484
def compute_poly_iou(list1, list2):
a1 = np.array(list1, dtype=int).reshape(-1, 2)
poly1 = Polygon(a1)
poly1_clean = poly1.buffer(0)
a2 = np.array(list2, dtype=int).reshape(-1, 2)
poly2 = Polygon(a2)
poly2_clean = poly2.buffer(0)
try:
# iou = poly1.intersection(poly2).area / poly1.union(poly2).area
iou = poly1_clean.intersection(poly2_clean).area / poly1_clean.union(poly2_clean).area
except ZeroDivisionError:
iou = 0
return iou
class Cell(object):
# @:param start_row : start row index of the Cell
# @:param start_col : start column index of the Cell
# @:param end-row : end row index of the Cell
# @:param end-col : end column index of the Cell
# @:param cell_box: bounding-box of the Cell (coordinates are saved as a string)
# @:param content_box: bounding-box of the text content within Cell (unused variable)
# @:param cell_id: unique id of the Cell
def __init__(self, table_id, start_row, start_col, cell_box, end_row, end_col, content_box=""):
self._start_row = int(start_row)
self._start_col = int(start_col)
self._cell_box = cell_box
self._content_box = content_box
self._table_id = table_id # the table_id this cell belongs to
# self._cell_name = cell_id # specify the cell using passed-in cell_id
self._cell_id = id(self)
# self._region = region
# check for end-row and end-col special case
if end_row == -1:
self._end_row = self.start_row
else:
self._end_row = int(end_row)
if end_col == -1:
self._end_col = self._start_col
else:
self._end_col = int(end_col)
@property
def start_row(self):
return self._start_row
@property
def start_col(self):
return self._start_col
@property
def end_row(self):
return self._end_row
@property
def end_col(self):
return self._end_col
@property
def cell_box(self):
return self._cell_box
@property
def content_box(self):
return self._content_box
@property
def cell_id(self):
return self._cell_id
@property
def table_id(self):
return self._table_id
def __str__(self):
return "CELL row=[%d, %d] col=[%d, %d] (coords=%s)" %(self.start_row, self.end_row
, self.start_col, self.end_col
, self.cell_box)
# return the IoU value of two cell blocks
def compute_cell_iou(self, another_cell):
cell_box_1_temp = []
for el in self.cell_box.split():
cell_box_1_temp.append((el.split(",")))
cell_box_1 = list(flatten(cell_box_1_temp))
cell_box_1 = [int(x) for x in cell_box_1]
cell_box_2_temp = []
for el in another_cell.cell_box.split():
cell_box_2_temp.append((el.split(",")))
cell_box_2 = list(flatten(cell_box_2_temp))
cell_box_2 = [int(x) for x in cell_box_2]
return compute_poly_iou(cell_box_1, cell_box_2)
# check if the two cell object denotes same cell area in table
def check_same(self, another_cell):
return self._start_row == another_cell.start_row and self._end_row == another_cell.end_row and \
self._start_col == another_cell.start_col and self._end_col == another_cell.end_col
# Note: currently save the relation with two cell object involved,
# can be replaced by cell_id in follow-up memory clean up
class AdjRelation:
DIR_HORIZ = 1
DIR_VERT = 2
def __init__(self, fromText, toText, direction):
# @param: fromText, toText are Cell objects may be changed to cell-ID for further development
self._fromText = fromText
self._toText = toText
self._direction = direction
@property
def fromText(self):
return self._fromText
@property
def toText(self):
return self._toText
@property
def direction(self):
return self._direction
def __str__(self):
if self.direction == self.DIR_VERT:
dir = "vertical"
else:
dir = "horizontal"
return 'ADJ_RELATION: ' + str(self._fromText) + ' ' + str(self._toText) + ' ' + dir
def isEqual(self, otherRelation):
return self.fromText.cell_id == otherRelation.fromText.cell_id and \
self.toText.cell_id == otherRelation.toText.cell_id and self.direction == otherRelation.direction
class Table:
def __init__(self, tableNode):
self._root = tableNode
self._id = id(self)
self._table_coords = ""
self._maxRow = 0 # PS: indexing from 0
self._maxCol = 0
self._cells = [] # save a table as list of <Cell>s
self.adj_relations = [] # save the adj_relations for the table
self.parsed = False
self.found = False # check if the find_adj_relations() has been called once
self.parse_table()
def __str__(self):
return "TABLE object - {} row x {} col".format(self._maxRow+1, self._maxCol+1)
@property
def id(self):
return self._id
@property
def table_coords(self):
return self._table_coords
@property
def table_cells(self):
return self._cells
# parse input xml to cell lists
def parse_table(self):
# get the table bbox
self._table_coords = str(self._root.getElementsByTagName("Coords")[0].getAttribute("points"))
# get info for each cell
cells = self._root.getElementsByTagName("cell")
max_row = max_col = 0
for cell in cells:
sr = cell.getAttribute("start-row")
sc = cell.getAttribute("start-col")
cell_id = cell.getAttribute("id")
b_points = str(cell.getElementsByTagName("Coords")[0].getAttribute("points"))
# try:
# try:
# text = cell.getElementsByTagName("content")[0].firstChild.nodeValue
# except AttributeError:
# text = ""
# except IndexError:
# text = "initialized cell as no content"
er = cell.getAttribute("end-row") if cell.hasAttribute("end-row") else -1
ec = cell.getAttribute("end-col") if cell.hasAttribute("end-col") else -1
new_cell = Cell(table_id=str(self.id), start_row=sr, start_col=sc, cell_box=b_points,
end_row=er, end_col=ec)
max_row = max(max_row, int(sr), int(er))
max_col = max(max_col, int(sc), int(ec))
self._cells.append(new_cell)
self._maxCol = max_col
self._maxRow = max_row
self.parsed = True
# generate a table-like structure for finding adj_relations
def convert_2d(self):
table = [[0 for x in range(self._maxCol+1)] for y in range(self._maxRow+1)] # init blank cell with int 0
for cell in self._cells:
cur_row = cell.start_row
while cur_row <= cell.end_row:
cur_col = cell.start_col
while cur_col <= cell.end_col:
temp = table[cur_row][cur_col]
if temp == 0:
table[cur_row][cur_col] = cell
elif type(temp) == list:
temp.append(cell)
table[cur_row][cur_col] = temp
else:
table[cur_row][cur_col] = [temp, cell]
cur_col += 1
cur_row += 1
return table
def find_adj_relations(self):
if self.found:
return self.adj_relations
else:
# if len(self._cells) == 0:
if self.parsed == False:
# fix: cases where there's no cell in table?
print("table is not parsed for further steps.")
self.parse_table()
self.find_adj_relations()
else:
retVal = []
tab = self.convert_2d()
# find horizontal relations
for r in range(self._maxRow+1):
for c_from in range(self._maxCol):
temp_pos = tab[r][c_from]
if temp_pos == 0:
continue
elif type(temp_pos) == list:
for cell in temp_pos:
c_to = c_from + 1
if tab[r][c_to] != 0:
# find relation between two adjacent cells
if type(tab[r][c_to]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r][c_to]:
if cell != cell_to and (not cell.check_same(cell_to)):
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, cell_to, AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
if cell != tab[r][c_to]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, tab[r][c_to], AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
# find the next non-blank cell, if exists
for temp in range(c_from + 1, self._maxCol + 1):
if tab[r][temp] != 0:
if type(tab[r][temp]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r][temp]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, cell_to,
AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, tab[r][temp],
AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
break
else:
c_to = c_from + 1
if tab[r][c_to] != 0:
# find relation between two adjacent cells
if type(tab[r][c_to]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r][c_to]:
if temp_pos != cell_to:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, cell_to, AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
if temp_pos != tab[r][c_to]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, tab[r][c_to], AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
# find the next non-blank cell, if exists
for temp in range(c_from + 1, self._maxCol + 1):
if tab[r][temp] != 0:
if type(tab[r][temp]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r][temp]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, cell_to,
AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, tab[r][temp], AdjRelation.DIR_HORIZ)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
break
# find vertical relations
for c in range(self._maxCol+1):
for r_from in range(self._maxRow):
temp_pos = tab[r_from][c]
if temp_pos == 0:
continue
elif type(temp_pos) == list:
for cell in temp_pos:
r_to = r_from + 1
if tab[r_to][c] != 0:
# find relation between two adjacent cells
if type(tab[r_to][c]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r_to][c]:
if cell != cell_to and (not cell.check_same(cell_to)):
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, cell_to, AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
if cell != tab[r_to][c]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, tab[r_to][c], AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
# find the next non-blank cell, if exists
for temp in range(r_from + 1, self._maxRow + 1):
if tab[temp][c] != 0:
if type(tab[temp][c]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[temp][c]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, cell_to,
AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(cell, tab[temp][c],
AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
break
else:
r_to = r_from + 1
if tab[r_to][c] != 0:
# find relation between two adjacent cells
if type(tab[r_to][c]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[r_to][c]:
if temp_pos != cell_to:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, cell_to, AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
if temp_pos != tab[r_to][c]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, tab[r_to][c], AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
# find the next non-blank cell, if exists
for temp in range(r_from + 1, self._maxRow + 1):
if tab[temp][c] != 0:
if type(tab[temp][c]) == list:
for cell_to in tab[temp][c]:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, cell_to, AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
else:
adj_relation = AdjRelation(temp_pos, tab[temp][c], AdjRelation.DIR_VERT)
retVal.append(adj_relation)
break
# eliminate duplicates
repeat = True
while repeat:
repeat = False
duplicates = []
for ar1 in retVal:
for ar2 in retVal:
if ar1 != ar2:
if ar1.direction == ar2.direction and ar1.fromText == ar2.fromText and\
ar1.toText == ar2.toText:
duplicates.append(ar2)
break
else:
continue
break
if len(duplicates) > 0:
repeat = True
retVal.remove(duplicates[0])
self.found = True
self.adj_relations = retVal
return self.adj_relations
# compute the IOU of table, pass-in var is another Table object
def compute_table_iou(self, another_table):
table_box_1_temp = []
for el in self.table_coords.split():
table_box_1_temp.append((el.split(",")))
table_box_1 = list(flatten(table_box_1_temp))
table_box_1 = [int(x) for x in table_box_1]
table_box_2_temp = []
for el in another_table.table_coords.split():
table_box_2_temp.append((el.split(",")))
table_box_2 = list(flatten(table_box_2_temp))
table_box_2 = [int(x) for x in table_box_2]
return compute_poly_iou(table_box_1, table_box_2)
# find the cell mapping of tables as dictionary, pass-in var is another table and the desired IOU value
def find_cell_mapping(self, target_table, iou_value):
mapped_cell = [] # store the matches as tuples - (gt, result) mind the order of table when passing in
for cell_1 in self.table_cells:
for cell_2 in target_table.table_cells:
if cell_1.compute_cell_iou(cell_2) >= iou_value:
mapped_cell.append((cell_1, cell_2))
break
ret = dict(mapped_cell)
# print(ret)
return ret
# to print a table cell mapping
@classmethod
def printCellMapping(cls, dMappedCell):
print("-"*25)
for cell1, cell2 in dMappedCell.items():
print(" ", cell1, " --> ", cell2)
# to print a table set of adjacency relations
@classmethod
def printAdjacencyRelationList(cls, lAdjRel, title=""):
print("--- %s "%title + "-"*25)
for adj in lAdjRel:
print(adj)
class ResultStructure:
def __init__(self, truePos, gtTotal, resTotal):
self._truePos = truePos
self._gtTotal = gtTotal
self._resTotal = resTotal
@property
def truePos(self):
return self._truePos
@property
def gtTotal(self):
return self._gtTotal
@property
def resTotal(self):
return self._resTotal
def __str__(self):
return "true: {}, gt: {}, res: {}".format(self._truePos, self._gtTotal, self._resTotal)