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Uncertainty-Aware structured decoding for Chinese Braille document transcription
Automatic transcription of braille documents remains challenging in document digitization settings, particularly under real imaging degradations such as uneven embossing, illumination variation, paper texture, skew, blur, and ghosting, which make braille dot presence uncertain and often cause error
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