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| license: cc-by-4.0 | |
| language: | |
| - az | |
| task_categories: | |
| - image-to-text | |
| tags: | |
| - ocr | |
| - azerbaijani | |
| - cyrillic | |
| - historical-documents | |
| size_categories: | |
| - 1K<n<10K | |
| # Azerbaijani OCR Benchmark | |
| Line-level OCR benchmark for Azerbaijani in both Latin and Cyrillic script, | |
| built from scanned books. | |
| ## Fields | |
| | field | description | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | `image` | cropped text line, grayscale, height 48 px | | |
| | `text` | verbatim transcription | | |
| | `script` | `az_latin` or `az_cyrillic` | | |
| | `book` | anonymised source-book id | | |
| ## How labels were produced | |
| Every line carries a label agreed on independently by three sources: the | |
| OCR text layer already present in the source PDF, and two separate passes | |
| of a vision-language model that saw only the image. Lines where the three | |
| disagreed were excluded. | |
| ## Known limitations | |
| Excluding disagreements removes the hardest lines, so absolute CER measured | |
| here is optimistic relative to unconstrained material. Comparisons between | |
| models on this benchmark remain valid. Disagreements concentrate on | |
| `ҹ/ч`, `ҝ/к`, `ү/у` and on the vertical-stroke family `и/н/п/м`, which are | |
| genuinely ambiguous at the print resolution of the sources. | |
| Transcriptions are verbatim: pre-2004 orthography (`ən'ənə`), end-of-line | |
| hyphens and original typos are preserved as printed. | |
| ## Evaluation | |
| Report CER and WER overall, and separately per `script`. A diacritics-only | |
| CER over `ə ı ğ ş ç ö ü İ` and their Cyrillic counterparts is the most | |
| informative single number for this language. | |