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"""
Section-aware paper text for the poster SFT input (v2 of paper_side.load_paper_text).
Why this exists. load_paper_text reads the LayoutLMv3 text boxes in page order
and stops at 12,000 characters. Measured on the built dataset that cut lands
inside Related Work / Preliminaries for almost every paper: only 7.5% of inputs
contained any Experiments/Results section and 0.6% a Conclusion, while the
posters the model is trained to emit are mostly Method / Results / Conclusion.
Only 13.6% of poster text blocks shared a 7-gram with the input.
What it does instead -- the way a person reads a paper before making a poster:
1. read every text box (same LayoutLMv3 classes, same reading order) up to
References / Acknowledgements / Appendix, never a fixed character cut;
2. split the stream into sections at the `title` boxes, work out each
heading's level (numbering) and *role* (introduction, background, method,
experiments, conclusion, ...);
3. spend a per-role character budget: Introduction, Method, Experiments and
Conclusion get most of it, Related Work gets none, and inside a section
every subsection keeps its opening paragraphs rather than the first
subsection eating the whole budget;
4. tell the model which section each figure/table lives in, so a figure in
the Method section reads as the overview figure and one in Experiments as
a result.
The output is still plain text with `## ` headings, now `## [role] heading`,
so the prompt format changes only inside the <paper> and <assets> blocks.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import re
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple
from paper_side import TEXT_CLASSES, reading_order
# PyMuPDF returns the PDF's own characters: typographic ligatures (fi fl) and the
# line-break hyphens of justified text ("calibra- tion") come through verbatim.
# Measured on 800 built inputs: 6.5 hyphenation artefacts and ~3 ligatures per
# 1000 words -- text the model would otherwise learn to copy into posters.
_LIGATURES = {'\ufb00': 'ff', '\ufb01': 'fi', '\ufb02': 'fl', '\ufb03': 'ffi', '\ufb04': 'ffl', '\ufb05': 'st', '\ufb06': 'st'}
_PUA = re.compile('[\ue000-\uf8ff]')
_HYPHEN_BREAK = re.compile(r'\b([A-Za-z]+)- ([a-z]+)\b')
def clean_text(t: str) -> str:
for k, v in _LIGATURES.items(): # not NFKC: that would also flatten x^2 and R^d
t = t.replace(k, v)
t = _PUA.sub('', t) # private-use glyphs (broken symbol fonts)
return re.sub(r'\s+', ' ', t).strip()
def dehyphenate(texts: List[str]) -> List[str]:
"""Resolve line-break hyphens with the paper's own vocabulary.
"calibra- tion" -> "calibration" (the joined word occurs elsewhere, or neither
form does: a syllable break); "self- supervised" -> "self-supervised" (the
hyphenated form occurs elsewhere in the paper: a real compound).
"""
joined_vocab, hyphen_vocab = set(), set()
for t in texts:
for w in re.findall(r'[A-Za-z]+(?:-[A-Za-z]+)+', t):
hyphen_vocab.add(w.lower())
for w in re.findall(r'\b[A-Za-z]{4,}\b', t):
joined_vocab.add(w.lower())
def fix(m):
a, b = m.group(1), m.group(2)
if (a + b).lower() in joined_vocab:
return a + b
if (a + '-' + b).lower() in hyphen_vocab:
return a + '-' + b
return a + b
return [_HYPHEN_BREAK.sub(fix, t) for t in texts]
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# budgets (characters). ~3.4 chars/token for this kind of English prose.
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
#
# Measured with the Qwen3.8 tokenizer on the test split: this prose runs ~2.5
# chars/token (math, citations), so 22k chars ≈ 9k text tokens; with ~2.2k
# visual tokens and a ~3.8k-token target the whole sample sits ~11.5k tokens
# median, p90 ≈ 13.5k, inside a 16384 window with a small margin.
ROLE_BUDGET = {
'abstract': 0, # already carried in the <paper> header
'introduction': 4000,
'related': 0, # posters never carry it
'background': 1500,
'method': 8000,
'experiments': 7000,
'conclusion': 2000,
'other': 1200,
}
TOTAL_BUDGET = 22000
SUBSECTION_FLOOR = 500 # every subsection keeps at least its opening
SECTION_FLOOR = 800
STOP_ROLES = {'references', 'acknowledgements', 'appendix'}
_RULES: List[Tuple[str, str]] = [
('references', r'\b(references?|bibliography)\b'),
('acknowledgements', r'\backnowledg'),
('appendix', r'\b(appendix|appendices|supplementa)'),
('conclusion', r'\b(conclusions?|concluding|discussions?|limitations?|future work|'
r'summary|broader impacts?|societal impact|ethic)'),
('experiments', r'\b(experiments?|experimental|results?|evaluations?|empirical|'
r'benchmarks?|ablations?|case stud|applications?|findings)'),
('related', r'\b(related|prior|previous|existing) work|literature'),
('introduction', r'\bintroduction\b|\bmotivation\b'),
('abstract', r'\babstract\b'),
('background', r'\b(preliminar|background|notation|problem (setup|formulation|'
r'statement|definition|setting)|setup|setting|definitions?|formulation)'),
]
_NUM = re.compile(r'^\s*(\d+(?:\.\d+)*)[.\s]')
_ROMAN = re.compile(r'^\s*(?:[IVX]+)[.\s]+[A-Z]')
_LETTER = re.compile(r'^\s*[A-Z][.)]\s+[A-Z]')
def _role_of(text: str) -> Optional[str]:
t = text.lower()
for role, pat in _RULES:
if re.search(pat, t):
return role
return None
def _level_of(text: str, role: Optional[str], have_l1: bool) -> int:
m = _NUM.match(text)
if m:
return min(m.group(1).count('.') + 1, 3)
if _ROMAN.match(text):
return 1
if _LETTER.match(text):
return 2
if role in ('abstract', 'introduction', 'related', 'conclusion') or role in STOP_ROLES:
return 1
return 2 if have_l1 else 1
def _looks_like_heading(text: str) -> bool:
if len(text) > 140 or len(text) < 3:
return False
if re.match(r'^(theorem|lemma|corollary|proposition|definition|proof|remark|'
r'assumption|example|algorithm|figure|table)\b', text.lower()):
return False
return True
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# extraction
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def read_items(pid: str, root: str, pdf_path: str, max_pages: int = 12) -> Tuple[List[Dict], Dict]:
"""Text boxes in reading order: [{'kind','text','page','bbox','key'}], plus page info.
`key` is a sortable reading-order position (page, column, y) shared with
assets so a figure can be attributed to the section it sits in.
"""
d = Path(root) / pid
layout_p = d / 'layout.json'
if not layout_p.exists() or not pdf_path or not Path(pdf_path).exists():
return [], {}
layout = json.loads(layout_p.read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
meta = json.loads((d / 'assets.json').read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
scale = 72.0 / meta.get('dpi', 200)
import fitz
doc = fitz.open(pdf_path)
items: List[Dict] = []
pages: Dict[int, Dict] = {}
try:
for page_no in range(1, min(max_pages, len(doc)) + 1):
boxes = [b for b in layout if b.get('page') == page_no
and b.get('class_name') in TEXT_CLASSES]
page = doc[page_no - 1]
pw = page.rect.width / scale
ph = page.rect.height / scale
pages[page_no] = {'w': pw, 'h': ph}
if not boxes:
continue
ordered = reading_order(boxes, pw)
body_w = max(b['bbox'][2] - b['bbox'][0] for b in boxes)
for b in ordered:
x1, y1, x2, y2 = (v * scale for v in b['bbox'])
t = page.get_text('text', clip=fitz.Rect(x1 - 1, y1 - 1, x2 + 1, y2 + 1))
t = clean_text(t)
if len(t) < 3:
continue
items.append({'kind': 'title' if TEXT_CLASSES[b['class_name']] == 'title' else 'text',
'text': t, 'page': page_no, 'bbox': b['bbox'],
'key': order_key(b['bbox'], page_no, pw, body_w)})
finally:
doc.close()
fixed = dehyphenate([it['text'] for it in items])
for it, t in zip(items, fixed):
it['text'] = t
return items, pages
def order_key(bbox, page_no: int, page_w: float, body_w: float) -> Tuple[int, int, float]:
x1, y1, x2, _ = bbox
spanning = (x2 - x1) > 0.75 * body_w
col = 0 if spanning or (x1 + x2) / 2 < page_w / 2 else 1
return (page_no, col, float(y1))
def split_sections(items: List[Dict]) -> List[Dict]:
"""-> [{'heading','level','role','page','key','groups':[{'heading','level','paras':[str]}]}]
Level-1 sections carry a role; deeper headings become groups inside the
enclosing level-1 section. Text before the first real heading (paper
title, authors, affiliations, and the abstract when it has no heading box)
is kept in a 'front' section that the budget step drops.
"""
sections: List[Dict] = []
cur: Optional[Dict] = None
seen_intro = seen_exp = False
front = {'heading': '', 'level': 1, 'role': 'front', 'page': 0, 'key': (0, 0, 0.0),
'groups': [{'heading': '', 'level': 1, 'paras': []}]}
def new_section(heading, level, role, it):
return {'heading': heading, 'level': level, 'role': role, 'page': it['page'],
'key': it['key'], 'groups': [{'heading': '', 'level': level, 'paras': []}]}
for it in items:
if it['kind'] == 'title' and _looks_like_heading(it['text']):
role = _role_of(it['text'])
level = _level_of(it['text'], role, cur is not None)
if level == 1:
if role is None:
# positional default: between intro and experiments = method,
# after experiments = still experiments (Analysis, Discussion...)
role = 'experiments' if seen_exp else ('method' if seen_intro else 'other')
if role in STOP_ROLES:
break
if not seen_intro and role not in ('abstract', 'introduction') and not _NUM.match(it['text']):
# paper title, author names, affiliations: front matter, not a section
role = 'front'
seen_intro |= role in ('introduction', 'abstract')
seen_exp |= role == 'experiments'
cur = new_section(it['text'], 1, role, it)
sections.append(cur)
else:
if cur is None: # sub-heading before any section: treat as front text
front['groups'][0]['paras'].append(it['text'])
continue
cur['groups'].append({'heading': it['text'], 'level': level, 'paras': []})
continue
target = cur if cur is not None else front
target['groups'][-1]['paras'].append(it['text'])
return [front] + sections
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# budgeting
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def _cut(text: str, n: int) -> str:
"""Cut at a sentence boundary at or before n characters."""
if len(text) <= n:
return text
head = text[:n]
m = max(head.rfind('. '), head.rfind('? '), head.rfind('! '))
if m > n * 0.5:
return head[:m + 1]
m = head.rfind(' ')
return (head[:m] if m > 0 else head) + ' …'
def _take_paras(paras: List[str], budget: int) -> Tuple[str, bool]:
out, used, cut = [], 0, False
for p in paras:
if used + len(p) + 2 <= budget:
out.append(p)
used += len(p) + 2
continue
room = budget - used
if room > 200:
out.append(_cut(p, room))
cut = True
break
return '\n\n'.join(out), cut
def _spend(groups: List[Dict], budget: int) -> str:
"""Distribute a section's budget over its subsection groups, floor first."""
lens = [sum(len(p) + 2 for p in g['paras']) for g in groups]
total = sum(lens)
if total == 0:
return ''
if total <= budget:
alloc = lens
else:
n = len(groups)
floor = min(SUBSECTION_FLOOR, budget // max(n, 1))
alloc = [min(l, floor) for l in lens]
rest = budget - sum(alloc)
extra_need = [l - a for l, a in zip(lens, alloc)]
need_total = sum(extra_need)
if rest > 0 and need_total > 0:
alloc = [a + int(rest * e / need_total) for a, e in zip(alloc, extra_need)]
parts = []
for g, b in zip(groups, alloc):
mark = '#' * max(g['level'] + 1, 3) # section = ##, subsections = ###, ####
if not g['paras']:
if g['heading']:
parts.append(mark + ' ' + g['heading'])
continue
body, cut = _take_paras(g['paras'], b)
if not body:
continue
head = (mark + ' ' + g['heading'] + '\n\n') if g['heading'] else ''
parts.append(head + body + (' […]' if cut else ''))
return '\n\n'.join(parts)
def budget_body(sections: List[Dict], total: int = TOTAL_BUDGET,
role_budget: Dict[str, int] = ROLE_BUDGET,
abstract_missing: bool = False) -> Tuple[str, Dict]:
"""Render the sections into the body text under the per-role budgets."""
if total < TOTAL_BUDGET:
# long poster / many figures: shrink every role's share proportionally
# so the section mix stays the same and only the depth per section drops
f = total / TOTAL_BUDGET
role_budget = {k: int(v * f) for k, v in role_budget.items()}
keep = [s for s in sections if s['role'] not in ('front', 'related', 'abstract')]
if abstract_missing:
for s in sections:
if s['role'] in ('abstract', 'front'):
keep.insert(0, dict(s, role='abstract'))
break
lens = {id(s): sum(len(p) + 2 for g in s['groups'] for p in g['paras']) for s in keep}
by_role: Dict[str, List[Dict]] = {}
for s in keep:
by_role.setdefault(s['role'], []).append(s)
alloc: Dict[int, int] = {}
for role, secs in by_role.items():
b = role_budget.get(role, role_budget['other'])
if role == 'abstract':
b = 1800
need = [lens[id(s)] for s in secs]
if sum(need) <= b:
for s, n in zip(secs, need):
alloc[id(s)] = n
else:
floor = min(SECTION_FLOOR, b // max(len(secs), 1))
a = [min(n, floor) for n in need]
rest = b - sum(a)
extra = [n - x for n, x in zip(need, a)]
et = sum(extra)
for i, s in enumerate(secs):
alloc[id(s)] = a[i] + (int(rest * extra[i] / et) if et > 0 and rest > 0 else 0)
# leftover (no conclusion, short intro...) goes to experiments, then method
used = sum(alloc.values())
for role in ('experiments', 'method', 'introduction'):
rest = total - used
if rest <= 0:
break
for s in by_role.get(role, []):
room = lens[id(s)] - alloc[id(s)]
if room > 0:
add = min(room, rest)
alloc[id(s)] += add
used += add
rest -= add
# hard cap
if used > total:
scale = total / used
alloc = {k: int(v * scale) for k, v in alloc.items()}
parts, stats = [], {}
for s in keep:
text = _spend(s['groups'], alloc[id(s)])
if not text.strip():
continue
parts.append(f"## [{s['role']}] {s['heading']}".rstrip() + '\n\n' + text)
stats[s['role']] = stats.get(s['role'], 0) + len(text)
body = '\n\n'.join(parts)
stats['total'] = len(body)
stats['roles'] = sorted(by_role)
return body, stats
def load_paper_body(pid: str, root: str, pdf_path: str, abstract_missing: bool = False,
max_pages: int = 12, total: int = TOTAL_BUDGET) -> Tuple[str, Dict, List[Dict]]:
items, _ = read_items(pid, root, pdf_path, max_pages)
if not items:
return '', {'total': 0, 'roles': []}, []
sections = split_sections(items)
body, stats = budget_body(sections, total=min(total, TOTAL_BUDGET), abstract_missing=abstract_missing)
stats['budget'] = min(total, TOTAL_BUDGET)
return body, stats, sections
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# assets: section attribution + caption fallback
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def section_of_asset(sections: List[Dict], page: int, bbox, page_w: float, body_w: float) -> Optional[Dict]:
key = order_key(bbox, page, page_w, body_w)
best = None
for s in sections:
if s['role'] == 'front':
continue
if s['key'] <= key:
best = s
return best
_CAP_LINE = re.compile(r'^\s*(Figure|Fig\.|Table)\s*(\d+|[IVX]+)\s*[:.]', re.I)
def section_by_reference(sections: List[Dict], caption: str, kind: str) -> Optional[Dict]:
"""The section whose text first cites this figure/table ("Figure 3", "Tab. 1").
Figures sit where the page layout allows (often at the top of the next
column, under the next heading); they are *discussed* in the section that
cites them, and that is the section a poster would place them in.
"""
m = _CAP_LINE.match(caption or '')
if not m or kind not in ('figure', 'table'):
return None
num = m.group(2)
if kind == 'table':
pat = re.compile(r'\b(Table|Tab\.)\s*' + re.escape(num) + r'(?!\d)')
else:
pat = re.compile(r'\b(Figure|Fig\.|Figs?\.)\s*' + re.escape(num) + r'(?!\d)')
for s in sections:
if s['role'] in ('front', 'related'):
continue
for g in s['groups']:
for p in g['paras']:
if pat.search(p):
return s
return None
def caption_fallback(doc, page_no: int, bbox, kind: str, scale: float, max_chars: int = 300) -> str:
"""When no LayoutLMv3 caption box matched: the nearest 'Figure N:'/'Table N:'
text block on the page, below the asset (tables: above or below)."""
if page_no > len(doc):
return ''
page = doc[page_no - 1]
ph = page.rect.height / scale
ax1, ay1, ax2, ay2 = bbox
want = 'table' if kind == 'table' else 'figure'
best, best_gap = '', 1e9
for blk in page.get_text('dict').get('blocks', []):
lines = blk.get('lines') or []
if not lines:
continue
text = ' '.join(s['text'] for l in lines for s in l['spans'])
text = re.sub(r'\s+', ' ', text).strip()
m = _CAP_LINE.match(text)
if not m:
continue
if (m.group(1).lower().startswith('tab')) != (want == 'table'):
continue
bx1, by1, bx2, by2 = (v / scale for v in blk['bbox'])
lo, hi = max(ax1, bx1), min(ax2, bx2)
if hi <= lo:
continue
gap = by1 - ay2 if by1 >= ay2 else ay1 - by2
if gap < -5 or gap > 0.2 * ph:
continue
if gap < best_gap:
best, best_gap = text, gap
if len(best) > max_chars:
best = best[:max_chars].rsplit(' ', 1)[0] + '…'
return best
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