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The aim is to develop a two-stage geometric rectification approach for better scene text recognition.

March 18, 2026Open Access

Two-Stage Geometric Rectification with Attention for Scene Text Recognition

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The aim is to develop a two-stage geometric rectification approach for better scene text recognition.
Utilize a two-stage model for rectification and text recognition.
Implement attention mechanisms to enhance recognition accuracy.
Conduct experiments with various datasets to validate effectiveness.
The approach significantly improves recognition accuracy compared to traditional methods.
Attention mechanisms contribute to better performance in complex scenes.
Quantitative results indicate enhanced processing speed and reliability.

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