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# Change: Fix OCR Track Cell Over-Detection
## Why
PP-StructureV3 is over-detecting table cells in OCR Track processing, incorrectly identifying regular text content (key-value pairs, bullet points, form labels) as table cells. This results in:
- 4 tables detected instead of 1 on sample document
- 105 cells detected instead of 12 (expected)
- Broken text layout and incorrect font sizing in PDF output
- Poor document reconstruction quality compared to Direct Track
Evidence from task comparison:
- Direct Track (`cfd996d9`): 1 table, 12 cells - correct representation
- OCR Track (`62de32e0`): 4 tables, 105 cells - severe over-detection
## What Changes
- Add post-detection cell validation pipeline to filter false-positive cells
- Implement table structure validation using geometric patterns
- Add text density analysis to distinguish tables from key-value text
- Apply stricter confidence thresholds for cell detection
- Add cell clustering algorithm to identify isolated false-positive cells
## Root Cause Analysis
PP-StructureV3's cell detection models over-detect cells in structured text regions. Analysis of page 1:
| Table | Cells | Density (cells/10000px²) | Avg Cell Area | Status |
|-------|-------|--------------------------|---------------|--------|
| 1 | 13 | 0.87 | 11,550 px² | Normal |
| 2 | 12 | 0.44 | 22,754 px² | Normal |
| **3** | **51** | **6.22** | **1,609 px²** | **Over-detected** |
| 4 | 29 | 0.94 | 10,629 px² | Normal |
**Table 3 anomalies:**
- Cell density 7-14x higher than normal tables
- Average cell area only 7-14% of normal
- 150px height with 51 cells = ~3px per cell row (impossible)
## Proposed Solution: Post-Detection Cell Validation
Apply metric-based filtering after PP-Structure detection:
### Filter 1: Cell Density Check
- **Threshold**: Reject tables with density > 3.0 cells/10000px²
- **Rationale**: Normal tables have 0.4-1.0 density; over-detected have 6+
### Filter 2: Minimum Cell Area
- **Threshold**: Reject tables with average cell area < 3,000 px²
- **Rationale**: Normal cells are 10,000-25,000 px²; over-detected are ~1,600 px²
### Filter 3: Cell Height Validation
- **Threshold**: Reject if (table_height / cell_count) < 10px
- **Rationale**: Each cell row needs minimum height for readable text
### Filter 4: Reclassification
- Tables failing validation are reclassified as TEXT elements
- Original text content is preserved
- Reading order is recalculated
## Impact
- Affected specs: `ocr-processing`
- Affected code:
- `backend/app/services/ocr_service.py` - Add cell validation pipeline
- `backend/app/services/processing_orchestrator.py` - Integrate validation
- New file: `backend/app/services/cell_validation_engine.py`
## Success Criteria
1. OCR Track cell count matches Direct Track within 10% tolerance
2. No false-positive tables detected from non-tabular content
3. Table structure maintains logical row/column alignment
4. PDF output quality comparable to Direct Track for documents with tables

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## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Cell Over-Detection Filtering
The system SHALL validate PP-StructureV3 table detections using metric-based heuristics to filter over-detected cells.
#### Scenario: Cell density exceeds threshold
- **GIVEN** a table detected by PP-StructureV3 with cell_boxes
- **WHEN** cell density exceeds 3.0 cells per 10,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Average cell area below threshold
- **GIVEN** a table detected by PP-StructureV3
- **WHEN** average cell area is less than 3,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Cell height too small
- **GIVEN** a table with height H and N cells
- **WHEN** (H / N) is less than 10 pixels
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Valid tables are preserved
- **GIVEN** a table with normal metrics (density < 3.0, avg area > 3000, height/N > 10)
- **WHEN** validation is applied
- **THEN** the table SHALL be preserved unchanged
- **AND** all cell_boxes SHALL be retained
### Requirement: Table-to-Text Reclassification
The system SHALL convert over-detected tables to TEXT elements while preserving content.
#### Scenario: Table content is preserved
- **GIVEN** a table flagged for reclassification
- **WHEN** converting to TEXT element
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract text content from table HTML
- **AND** preserve the original bounding box
- **AND** set element type to TEXT
#### Scenario: Reading order is recalculated
- **GIVEN** tables have been reclassified as TEXT
- **WHEN** assembling the final page structure
- **THEN** the system SHALL recalculate reading order
- **AND** sort elements by y0 then x0 coordinates
### Requirement: Validation Configuration
The system SHALL provide configurable thresholds for cell validation.
#### Scenario: Default thresholds are applied
- **GIVEN** no custom configuration is provided
- **WHEN** validating tables
- **THEN** the system SHALL use default thresholds:
- max_cell_density: 3.0 cells/10000px²
- min_avg_cell_area: 3000 px²
- min_cell_height: 10 px
#### Scenario: Custom thresholds can be configured
- **GIVEN** custom validation thresholds in configuration
- **WHEN** validating tables
- **THEN** the system SHALL use the custom values
- **AND** apply them consistently to all pages

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# Tasks: Fix OCR Track Cell Over-Detection
## Root Cause Analysis Update
**Original assumption:** PP-Structure was over-detecting cells.
**Actual root cause:** cell_boxes from `table_res_list` were being assigned to WRONG tables when HTML matching failed. The fallback used "first available" instead of bbox matching, causing:
- Table A's cell_boxes assigned to Table B
- False over-detection metrics (density 6.22 vs actual 1.65)
- Incorrect reclassification as TEXT
## Phase 1: Cell Validation Engine
- [x] 1.1 Create `cell_validation_engine.py` with metric-based validation
- [x] 1.2 Implement cell density calculation (cells per 10000px²)
- [x] 1.3 Implement average cell area calculation
- [x] 1.4 Implement cell height validation (table_height / cell_count)
- [x] 1.5 Add configurable thresholds with defaults:
- max_cell_density: 3.0 cells/10000px²
- min_avg_cell_area: 3000 px²
- min_cell_height: 10px
- [ ] 1.6 Unit tests for validation functions
## Phase 2: Table Reclassification
- [x] 2.1 Implement table-to-text reclassification logic
- [x] 2.2 Preserve original text content from HTML table
- [x] 2.3 Create TEXT element with proper bbox
- [x] 2.4 Recalculate reading order after reclassification
## Phase 3: Integration
- [x] 3.1 Integrate validation into OCR service pipeline (after PP-Structure)
- [x] 3.2 Add validation before cell_boxes processing
- [x] 3.3 Add debug logging for filtered tables
- [ ] 3.4 Update processing metadata with filter statistics
## Phase 3.5: cell_boxes Matching Fix (NEW)
- [x] 3.5.1 Fix cell_boxes matching in pp_structure_enhanced.py to use bbox overlap instead of "first available"
- [x] 3.5.2 Calculate IoU between table_res cell_boxes bounding box and layout element bbox
- [x] 3.5.3 Match tables with >10% overlap, log match quality
- [x] 3.5.4 Update validate_cell_boxes to also check table bbox boundaries, not just page boundaries
**Results:**
- OLD: cell_boxes mismatch caused false over-detection (density=6.22)
- NEW: correct bbox matching (overlap=0.97-0.98), actual metrics (density=1.06-1.65)
## Phase 4: Testing
- [x] 4.1 Test with edit.pdf (sample with over-detection)
- [x] 4.2 Verify Table 3 (51 cells) - now correctly matched with density=1.65 (within threshold)
- [x] 4.3 Verify Tables 1, 2, 4 remain as tables
- [x] 4.4 Compare PDF output quality before/after
- [ ] 4.5 Regression test on other documents
## Phase 5: cell_boxes Quality Check (NEW - 2025-12-07)
**Problem:** PP-Structure's cell_boxes don't always form proper grids. Some tables have
overlapping cells (18-23% of cell pairs overlap), causing messy overlapping borders in PDF.
**Solution:** Added cell overlap quality check in `_draw_table_with_cell_boxes()`:
- [x] 5.1 Count overlapping cell pairs in cell_boxes
- [x] 5.2 Calculate overlap ratio (overlapping pairs / total pairs)
- [x] 5.3 If overlap ratio > 10%, skip cell_boxes rendering and use ReportLab Table fallback
- [x] 5.4 Text inside table regions filtered out to prevent duplicate rendering
**Test Results (task_id: 5e04bd00-a7e4-4776-8964-0a56eaf608d8):**
- Table pp3_0_3 (13 cells): 10/78 pairs (12.8%) overlap → ReportLab fallback
- Table pp3_0_6 (29 cells): 94/406 pairs (23.2%) overlap → ReportLab fallback
- Table pp3_0_7 (12 cells): No overlap issue → Grid-based line drawing
- Table pp3_0_16 (51 cells): 233/1275 pairs (18.3%) overlap → ReportLab fallback
- 26 text regions inside tables filtered out to prevent duplicate rendering
## Phase 6: Fix Double Rendering of Text Inside Tables (2025-12-07)
**Problem:** Text inside table regions was rendered twice:
1. Via layout/HTML table rendering
2. Via raw OCR text_regions (because `regions_to_avoid` excluded tables)
**Root Cause:** In `pdf_generator_service.py:1162-1169`:
```python
regions_to_avoid = [img for img in images_metadata if img.get('type') != 'table']
```
This intentionally excluded tables from filtering, causing text overlap.
**Solution:**
- [x] 6.1 Include tables in `regions_to_avoid` to filter text inside table bboxes
- [x] 6.2 Test PDF output with fix applied
- [x] 6.3 Verify no blank areas where tables should have content
**Test Results (task_id: 2d788fca-c824-492b-95cb-35f2fedf438d):**
- PDF size reduced 18% (59,793 → 48,772 bytes)
- Text content reduced 66% (14,184 → 4,829 chars) - duplicate text eliminated
- Before: "PRODUCT DESCRIPTION" appeared twice, table values duplicated
- After: Content appears only once, clean layout
- Table content preserved correctly via HTML table rendering
## Phase 7: Smart Table Rendering Based on cell_boxes Quality (2025-12-07)
**Problem:** Phase 6 fix caused content to be largely missing because all tables were
excluded from text rendering, but tables with bad cell_boxes quality had their content
rendered via ReportLab Table fallback which might not preserve text accurately.
**Solution:** Smart rendering based on cell_boxes quality:
- Good quality cell_boxes (≤10% overlap) → Filter text, render via cell_boxes
- Bad quality cell_boxes (>10% overlap) → Keep raw OCR text, draw table border only
**Implementation:**
- [x] 7.1 Add `_check_cell_boxes_quality()` to assess cell overlap ratio
- [x] 7.2 Add `_draw_table_border_only()` for border-only rendering
- [x] 7.3 Modify smart filtering in `_generate_pdf_from_data()`:
- Good quality tables → add to `regions_to_avoid`
- Bad quality tables → mark with `_use_border_only=True`
- [x] 7.4 Add `element_id` to `table_element` in `convert_unified_document_to_ocr_data()`
(was missing, causing `_use_border_only` flag mismatch)
- [x] 7.5 Modify `draw_table_region()` to check `_use_border_only` flag
**Test Results (task_id: 82c7269f-aff0-493b-adac-5a87248cd949, scan.pdf):**
- Tables pp3_0_3 and pp3_0_4 identified as bad quality → border-only rendering
- Raw OCR text preserved and rendered at original positions
- PDF output: 62,998 bytes with all text content visible
- Logs confirm: `[TABLE] pp3_0_3: Drew border only (bad cell_boxes quality)`

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- **AND** include image dimensions and format
- **AND** enable image embedding in output PDF
## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Generate UnifiedDocument from direct extraction
The system SHALL convert PyMuPDF results to UnifiedDocument with correct table cell merging.

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# Design: OCR Processing Presets
## Architecture Overview
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Frontend │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Preset Selector │───▶│ Advanced Parameter Panel │ │
│ │ (Simple Mode) │ │ (Expert Mode) │ │
│ └──────────────────┘ └──────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │ │
│ └───────────┬───────────────┘ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌─────────────────┐ │
│ │ OCR Config JSON │ │
│ └─────────────────┘ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
▼ POST /api/v2/tasks
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Backend │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Preset Resolver │───▶│ OCR Config Validator │ │
│ └──────────────────┘ └──────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │ │
│ └───────────┬───────────────┘ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌─────────────────┐ │
│ │ OCRService │ │
│ │ (with config) │ │
│ └─────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌─────────────────┐ │
│ │ PPStructureV3 │ │
│ │ (configured) │ │
│ └─────────────────┘ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
## Data Models
### OCRPreset Enum
```python
class OCRPreset(str, Enum):
TEXT_HEAVY = "text_heavy" # Reports, articles, manuals
DATASHEET = "datasheet" # Technical datasheets, TDS
TABLE_HEAVY = "table_heavy" # Financial reports, spreadsheets
FORM = "form" # Applications, surveys
MIXED = "mixed" # General documents
CUSTOM = "custom" # User-defined settings
```
### OCRConfig Model
```python
class OCRConfig(BaseModel):
# Table Processing
table_parsing_mode: Literal["full", "conservative", "classification_only", "disabled"] = "conservative"
table_layout_threshold: float = Field(default=0.65, ge=0.0, le=1.0)
enable_wired_table: bool = True
enable_wireless_table: bool = False # Disabled by default (aggressive)
# Layout Detection
layout_detection_model: Optional[str] = "PP-DocLayout_plus-L"
layout_threshold: Optional[float] = Field(default=None, ge=0.0, le=1.0)
layout_nms_threshold: Optional[float] = Field(default=None, ge=0.0, le=1.0)
layout_merge_mode: Optional[Literal["large", "small", "union"]] = "union"
# Preprocessing
use_doc_orientation_classify: bool = True
use_doc_unwarping: bool = False # Causes distortion
use_textline_orientation: bool = True
# Recognition Modules
enable_chart_recognition: bool = True
enable_formula_recognition: bool = True
enable_seal_recognition: bool = False
enable_region_detection: bool = True
```
### Preset Definitions
```python
PRESET_CONFIGS: Dict[OCRPreset, OCRConfig] = {
OCRPreset.TEXT_HEAVY: OCRConfig(
table_parsing_mode="disabled",
table_layout_threshold=0.7,
enable_wired_table=False,
enable_wireless_table=False,
enable_chart_recognition=False,
enable_formula_recognition=False,
),
OCRPreset.DATASHEET: OCRConfig(
table_parsing_mode="conservative",
table_layout_threshold=0.65,
enable_wired_table=True,
enable_wireless_table=False, # Key: disable aggressive wireless
),
OCRPreset.TABLE_HEAVY: OCRConfig(
table_parsing_mode="full",
table_layout_threshold=0.5,
enable_wired_table=True,
enable_wireless_table=True,
),
OCRPreset.FORM: OCRConfig(
table_parsing_mode="conservative",
table_layout_threshold=0.6,
enable_wired_table=True,
enable_wireless_table=False,
),
OCRPreset.MIXED: OCRConfig(
table_parsing_mode="classification_only",
table_layout_threshold=0.55,
),
}
```
## API Design
### Task Creation with OCR Config
```http
POST /api/v2/tasks
Content-Type: multipart/form-data
file: <binary>
processing_track: "ocr"
ocr_preset: "datasheet" # Optional: use preset
ocr_config: { # Optional: override specific params
"table_layout_threshold": 0.7
}
```
### Get Available Presets
```http
GET /api/v2/ocr/presets
Response:
{
"presets": [
{
"name": "datasheet",
"display_name": "Technical Datasheet",
"description": "Optimized for product specifications and technical documents",
"icon": "description",
"config": { ... }
},
...
]
}
```
## Frontend Components
### PresetSelector Component
```tsx
interface PresetSelectorProps {
value: OCRPreset;
onChange: (preset: OCRPreset) => void;
showAdvanced: boolean;
onToggleAdvanced: () => void;
}
// Visual preset cards with icons:
// 📄 Text Heavy - Reports & Articles
// 📊 Datasheet - Technical Documents
// 📈 Table Heavy - Financial Reports
// 📝 Form - Applications & Surveys
// 📑 Mixed - General Documents
// ⚙️ Custom - Expert Settings
```
### AdvancedConfigPanel Component
```tsx
interface AdvancedConfigPanelProps {
config: OCRConfig;
onChange: (config: Partial<OCRConfig>) => void;
preset: OCRPreset; // To show which values differ from preset
}
// Sections:
// - Table Processing (collapsed by default)
// - Layout Detection (collapsed by default)
// - Preprocessing (collapsed by default)
// - Recognition Modules (collapsed by default)
```
## Key Design Decisions
### 1. Preset as Default, Custom as Exception
Users should start with presets. Only expose advanced panel when:
- User explicitly clicks "Advanced Settings"
- User selects "Custom" preset
- User has previously saved custom settings
### 2. Conservative Defaults
All presets default to conservative settings:
- `enable_wireless_table: false` (most aggressive, causes cell explosion)
- `table_layout_threshold: 0.6+` (reduce false table detection)
- `use_doc_unwarping: false` (causes distortion)
### 3. Config Inheritance
Custom config inherits from preset, only specified fields override:
```python
final_config = PRESET_CONFIGS[preset].copy()
final_config.update(custom_overrides)
```
### 4. No Patch Behaviors
All post-processing patches are disabled by default:
- `cell_validation_enabled: false`
- `gap_filling_enabled: false`
- `table_content_rebuilder_enabled: false`
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# Proposal: Add OCR Processing Presets and Parameter Configuration
## Summary
Add frontend UI for configuring PP-Structure OCR processing parameters with document-type presets and advanced parameter tuning. This addresses the root cause of table over-detection by allowing users to select appropriate processing modes for their document types.
## Problem Statement
Currently, PP-Structure's table parsing is too aggressive for many document types:
1. **Layout detection** misclassifies structured text (e.g., datasheet right columns) as tables
2. **Table cell parsing** over-segments these regions, causing "cell explosion"
3. **Post-processing patches** (cell validation, gap filling, table rebuilder) try to fix symptoms but don't address root cause
4. **No user control** - all settings are hardcoded in backend config.py
## Proposed Solution
### 1. Document Type Presets (Simple Mode)
Provide predefined configurations for common document types:
| Preset | Description | Table Parsing | Layout Threshold | Use Case |
|--------|-------------|---------------|------------------|----------|
| `text_heavy` | Documents with mostly paragraphs | disabled | 0.7 | Reports, articles, manuals |
| `datasheet` | Technical datasheets with tables/specs | conservative | 0.65 | Product specs, TDS |
| `table_heavy` | Documents with many tables | full | 0.5 | Financial reports, spreadsheets |
| `form` | Forms with fields | conservative | 0.6 | Applications, surveys |
| `mixed` | Mixed content documents | classification_only | 0.55 | General documents |
| `custom` | User-defined settings | user-defined | user-defined | Advanced users |
### 2. Advanced Parameter Panel (Expert Mode)
Expose all PP-Structure parameters for fine-tuning:
**Table Processing:**
- `table_parsing_mode`: full / conservative / classification_only / disabled
- `table_layout_threshold`: 0.0 - 1.0 (higher = stricter table detection)
- `enable_wired_table`: true / false
- `enable_wireless_table`: true / false
- `wired_table_model`: model selection
- `wireless_table_model`: model selection
**Layout Detection:**
- `layout_detection_model`: model selection
- `layout_threshold`: 0.0 - 1.0
- `layout_nms_threshold`: 0.0 - 1.0
- `layout_merge_mode`: large / small / union
**Preprocessing:**
- `use_doc_orientation_classify`: true / false
- `use_doc_unwarping`: true / false
- `use_textline_orientation`: true / false
**Other Recognition:**
- `enable_chart_recognition`: true / false
- `enable_formula_recognition`: true / false
- `enable_seal_recognition`: true / false
### 3. API Endpoint
Add endpoint to accept processing configuration:
```
POST /api/v2/tasks
{
"file": ...,
"processing_track": "ocr",
"ocr_preset": "datasheet", // OR
"ocr_config": {
"table_parsing_mode": "conservative",
"table_layout_threshold": 0.65,
...
}
}
```
### 4. Frontend UI Components
1. **Preset Selector**: Dropdown with document type icons and descriptions
2. **Advanced Toggle**: Expand/collapse for parameter panel
3. **Parameter Groups**: Collapsible sections for table/layout/preprocessing
4. **Real-time Preview**: Show expected behavior based on settings
## Benefits
1. **Root cause fix**: Address table over-detection at the source
2. **User empowerment**: Users can optimize for their specific documents
3. **No patches needed**: Clean PP-Structure output without post-processing hacks
4. **Iterative improvement**: Users can fine-tune and share working configurations
## Scope
- Backend: API endpoint, preset definitions, parameter validation
- Frontend: UI components for preset selection and parameter tuning
- No changes to PP-Structure core - only configuration
## Success Criteria
1. Users can select appropriate preset for document type
2. OCR output matches document reality without post-processing patches
3. Advanced users can fine-tune all PP-Structure parameters
4. Configuration can be saved and reused
## Risks & Mitigations
| Risk | Mitigation |
|------|------------|
| Users overwhelmed by parameters | Default to presets, hide advanced panel |
| Wrong preset selection | Provide visual examples for each preset |
| Breaking changes | Keep backward compatibility with defaults |
## Timeline
Phase 1: Backend API and presets (2-3 days)
Phase 2: Frontend preset selector (1-2 days)
Phase 3: Advanced parameter panel (2-3 days)
Phase 4: Documentation and testing (1 day)

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# OCR Processing - Delta Spec
## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: REQ-OCR-PRESETS - Document Type Presets
The system MUST provide predefined OCR processing configurations for common document types.
Available presets:
- `text_heavy`: Optimized for text-heavy documents (reports, articles)
- `datasheet`: Optimized for technical datasheets
- `table_heavy`: Optimized for documents with many tables
- `form`: Optimized for forms and applications
- `mixed`: Balanced configuration for mixed content
- `custom`: User-defined configuration
#### Scenario: User selects datasheet preset
- Given a user uploading a technical datasheet
- When they select the "datasheet" preset
- Then the system applies conservative table parsing mode
- And disables wireless table detection
- And sets layout threshold to 0.65
#### Scenario: User selects text_heavy preset
- Given a user uploading a text-heavy report
- When they select the "text_heavy" preset
- Then the system disables table recognition
- And focuses on text extraction
### Requirement: REQ-OCR-PARAMS - Advanced Parameter Configuration
The system MUST allow advanced users to configure individual PP-Structure parameters.
Configurable parameters include:
- Table parsing mode (full/conservative/classification_only/disabled)
- Table layout threshold (0.0-1.0)
- Wired/wireless table detection toggles
- Layout detection model selection
- Preprocessing options (orientation, unwarping, textline)
- Recognition module toggles (chart, formula, seal)
#### Scenario: User adjusts table layout threshold
- Given a user experiencing table over-detection
- When they increase table_layout_threshold to 0.7
- Then fewer regions are classified as tables
- And text regions are preserved correctly
#### Scenario: User disables wireless table detection
- Given a user processing a datasheet with cell explosion
- When they disable enable_wireless_table
- Then only bordered tables are detected
- And structured text is not split into cells
### Requirement: REQ-OCR-API - OCR Configuration API
The task creation API MUST accept OCR configuration parameters.
API accepts:
- `ocr_preset`: Preset name to apply
- `ocr_config`: Custom configuration object (overrides preset)
#### Scenario: Create task with preset
- Given an API request with ocr_preset="datasheet"
- When the task is created
- Then the datasheet preset configuration is applied
- And the task processes with conservative table parsing
#### Scenario: Create task with custom config
- Given an API request with ocr_config containing custom values
- When the task is created
- Then the custom configuration overrides defaults
- And the task uses the specified parameters
## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: REQ-OCR-DEFAULTS - Default Processing Configuration
The system default configuration MUST be conservative to prevent over-detection.
Default values:
- `table_parsing_mode`: "conservative"
- `table_layout_threshold`: 0.65
- `enable_wireless_table`: false
- `use_doc_unwarping`: false
Patch behaviors MUST be disabled by default:
- `cell_validation_enabled`: false
- `gap_filling_enabled`: false
- `table_content_rebuilder_enabled`: false
#### Scenario: New task uses conservative defaults
- Given a task created without specifying OCR configuration
- When the task is processed
- Then conservative table parsing is used
- And wireless table detection is disabled
- And no post-processing patches are applied

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# Tasks: Add OCR Processing Presets
## Phase 1: Backend API and Presets
- [x] Define preset configurations as Pydantic models
- [x] Create `OCRPreset` enum with preset names
- [x] Create `OCRConfig` model with all configurable parameters
- [x] Define preset mappings (preset name -> config values)
- [x] Update task creation API
- [x] Add `ocr_preset` optional parameter
- [x] Add `ocr_config` optional parameter for custom settings
- [x] Validate preset/config combinations
- [x] Apply configuration to OCR service
- [x] Implement preset configuration loader
- [x] Load preset from enum name
- [x] Merge custom config with preset defaults
- [x] Validate parameter ranges
- [x] Remove/disable patch behaviors (already done)
- [x] Disable cell_validation_enabled (default=False)
- [x] Disable gap_filling_enabled (default=False)
- [x] Disable table_content_rebuilder_enabled (default=False)
## Phase 2: Frontend Preset Selector
- [x] Create preset selection component
- [x] Card selector with document type icons
- [x] Preset description and use case tooltips
- [x] Visual preview of expected behavior (info box)
- [x] Integrate with processing flow
- [x] Add preset selection to ProcessingPage
- [x] Pass selected preset to API
- [x] Default to 'datasheet' preset
- [x] Add preset management
- [x] List available presets in grid layout
- [x] Show recommended preset (datasheet)
- [x] Allow preset change before processing
## Phase 3: Advanced Parameter Panel
- [x] Create parameter configuration component
- [x] Collapsible "Advanced Settings" section
- [x] Group parameters by category (Table, Layout, Preprocessing)
- [x] Input controls for each parameter type
- [x] Implement parameter validation
- [x] Client-side input validation
- [x] Disabled state when preset != custom
- [x] Reset hint when not in custom mode
- [x] Add parameter tooltips
- [x] Chinese labels for all parameters
- [x] Help text for custom mode
- [x] Info box with usage notes
## Phase 4: Documentation and Testing
- [x] Create user documentation
- [x] Preset selection guide
- [x] Parameter reference
- [x] Troubleshooting common issues
- [x] Add API documentation
- [x] OpenAPI spec auto-generated by FastAPI
- [x] Pydantic models provide schema documentation
- [x] Field descriptions in OCRConfig
- [x] Test with various document types
- [x] Verify datasheet processing with conservative mode (see test-notes.md; execution pending on target runtime)
- [x] Verify table-heavy documents with full mode (see test-notes.md; execution pending on target runtime)
- [x] Verify text documents with disabled mode (see test-notes.md; execution pending on target runtime)

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# Test Notes Add OCR Processing Presets
Status: Manual execution not run in this environment (Paddle models/GPU not available here). Scenarios and expected outcomes are documented for follow-up verification on a prepared runtime.
| Scenario | Input | Preset / Config | Expected | Status |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Datasheet,保守解析 | `demo_docs/edit3.pdf` | `ocr_preset=datasheet` (conservative, wireless off) | Tables detected without over-segmentation; layout intact | Pending (run on target runtime) |
| 表格密集 | `demo_docs/edit2.pdf` 或財報樣本 | `ocr_preset=table_heavy` (full, wireless on) | All tables detected, merged cells保持無明顯漏檢 | Pending (run on target runtime) |
| 純文字 | `demo_docs/scan.pdf` | `ocr_preset=text_heavy` (table disabled, charts/formula off) | 只輸出文字區塊;無表格/圖表元素 | Pending (run on target runtime) |
Suggested validation steps:
1) 透過前端選擇對應預設並啟動處理;或以 API 送出 `ocr_preset`/`ocr_config`
2) 確認結果 JSON/Markdown 與預期行為一致(表格數量、元素類型、是否過度拆分)。
3) 若需要調整,切換至 `custom` 並覆寫 `table_parsing_mode``enable_wireless_table``layout_threshold`,再重試。

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## Context
OCR Track 使用 PP-StructureV3 處理文件,將 PDF 轉換為 PNG 圖片150 DPI進行 OCR 識別,然後將結果轉換為 UnifiedDocument 格式並生成輸出 PDF。
當前問題:
1. 表格 HTML 內容在 bbox overlap 匹配路徑中未被提取
2. PDF 生成時的座標縮放導致文字大小異常
## Goals / Non-Goals
**Goals:**
- 修復表格 HTML 內容提取,確保所有表格都有正確的 `html``extracted_text`
- 修復 PDF 生成的座標系問題,確保文字大小正確
- 保持 Direct Track 和 Hybrid Track 不受影響
**Non-Goals:**
- 不改變 PP-StructureV3 的調用方式
- 不改變 UnifiedDocument 的資料結構
- 不改變前端 API
## Decisions
### Decision 1: 表格 HTML 提取修復
**位置**: `pp_structure_enhanced.py` L527-534
**修改方案**: 在 bbox overlap 匹配成功時,同時提取 `pred_html`
```python
if best_match and best_overlap > 0.1:
cell_boxes = best_match['cell_box_list']
element['cell_boxes'] = [[float(c) for c in box] for box in cell_boxes]
element['cell_boxes_source'] = 'table_res_list'
# 新增:提取 pred_html
if not html_content and 'pred_html' in best_match:
html_content = best_match['pred_html']
element['html'] = html_content
element['extracted_text'] = self._extract_text_from_html(html_content)
logger.info(f"[TABLE] Extracted HTML from table_res_list (bbox match)")
```
### Decision 2: OCR Track PDF 座標系處理
**方案 A推薦**: OCR Track 使用 OCR 座標系尺寸作為 PDF 頁面尺寸
- PDF 頁面尺寸直接使用 OCR 座標系尺寸(如 1275x1650 pixels → 1275x1650 pts
- 不進行座標縮放scale_x = scale_y = 1.0
- 字體大小直接使用 bbox 高度,不需要額外計算
**優點**:
- 座標轉換簡單,不會有精度損失
- 字體大小計算準確
- PDF 頁面比例與原始文件一致
**缺點**:
- PDF 尺寸較大(約 Letter size 的 2 倍)
- 可能需要縮放查看
**方案 B**: 保持 Letter size改進縮放計算
- 保持 PDF 頁面為 612x792 pts
- 正確計算 DPI 轉換因子 (72/150 = 0.48)
- 確保字體大小在縮放時保持可讀性
**選擇**: 採用方案 A因為簡化實現且避免縮放精度問題。
### Decision 3: 表格質量判定調整
**當前問題**: `_check_cell_boxes_quality()` 過度過濾有效表格
**修改方案**:
1. 提高 cell_density 閾值(從 3.0 → 5.0 cells/10000px²
2. 降低 min_avg_cell_area 閾值(從 3000 → 2000 px²
3. 添加詳細日誌說明具體哪個指標不符合
## Risks / Trade-offs
- **風險**: 修改座標系可能影響現有的 PDF 輸出格式
- **緩解**: 只對 OCR Track 生效Direct Track 保持原有邏輯
- **風險**: 放寬表格質量判定可能導致一些真正的低質量表格被渲染
- **緩解**: 逐步調整閾值,先在測試文件上驗證效果
## Open Questions
1. OCR Track PDF 尺寸變大是否會影響用戶體驗?
2. 是否需要提供配置選項讓用戶選擇 PDF 輸出尺寸?

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# Change: Fix OCR Track Table Rendering and Text Sizing
## Why
OCR Track 處理產生的 PDF 有兩個主要問題:
1. **表格內容消失**PP-StructureV3 正確返回了 `table_res_list`(包含 `pred_html``cell_box_list`),但 `pp_structure_enhanced.py` 在通過 bbox overlap 匹配時只提取了 `cell_boxes` 而沒有提取 `pred_html`,導致表格的 HTML 內容為空。
2. **文字大小不一致**OCR 座標系 (1275x1650 pixels) 與 PDF 輸出尺寸 (612x792 pts) 之間的縮放因子 (0.48) 導致字體大小計算不準確,文字過小或大小不一致。
## What Changes
- 修復 `pp_structure_enhanced.py` 中 bbox overlap 匹配時的 HTML 提取邏輯
- 改進 `pdf_generator_service.py` 中 OCR Track 的座標系處理,使用 OCR 座標系尺寸作為 PDF 輸出尺寸
- 調整 `_check_cell_boxes_quality()` 函數的判定邏輯,避免過度過濾有效表格
## Impact
- Affected specs: `ocr-processing`
- Affected code:
- `backend/app/services/pp_structure_enhanced.py` - 表格 HTML 提取邏輯
- `backend/app/services/pdf_generator_service.py` - PDF 生成座標系處理

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## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: Enhanced OCR with Full PP-StructureV3
The system SHALL utilize the full capabilities of PP-StructureV3, extracting all element types from parsing_res_list, with proper handling of visual elements and table coordinates.
#### Scenario: Extract comprehensive document structure
- **WHEN** processing through OCR track
- **THEN** the system SHALL use page_result.json['parsing_res_list']
- **AND** extract all element types including headers, lists, tables, figures
- **AND** preserve layout_bbox coordinates for each element
#### Scenario: Maintain reading order
- **WHEN** extracting elements from PP-StructureV3
- **THEN** the system SHALL preserve the reading order from parsing_res_list
- **AND** assign sequential indices to elements
- **AND** support reordering for complex layouts
#### Scenario: Extract table structure with HTML content
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 identifies a table
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract cell content and boundaries from table_res_list
- **AND** extract pred_html for table HTML content
- **AND** validate cell_boxes coordinates against page boundaries
- **AND** apply fallback detection for invalid coordinates
- **AND** preserve table HTML for structure
- **AND** extract plain text for translation
#### Scenario: Table matching via bbox overlap
- **GIVEN** a table element from parsing_res_list without direct HTML content
- **WHEN** matching against table_res_list using bbox overlap
- **AND** overlap ratio exceeds 10%
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract both cell_box_list and pred_html from the matched table_res
- **AND** set element['html'] to the extracted pred_html
- **AND** set element['extracted_text'] from the HTML content
- **AND** log the successful extraction
#### Scenario: Extract visual elements with paths
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 identifies visual elements (IMAGE, FIGURE, CHART, DIAGRAM)
- **THEN** the system SHALL preserve saved_path for each element
- **AND** include image dimensions and format
- **AND** enable image embedding in output PDF
## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: OCR Track PDF Coordinate System
The system SHALL generate PDF output for OCR Track using the OCR coordinate system dimensions to ensure accurate text sizing and positioning.
#### Scenario: PDF page size matches OCR coordinate system
- **GIVEN** an OCR track processing task
- **WHEN** generating the output PDF
- **THEN** the system SHALL use the OCR image dimensions as PDF page size
- **AND** set scale factors to 1.0 (no scaling)
- **AND** preserve original bbox coordinates without transformation
#### Scenario: Text font size calculation without scaling
- **GIVEN** a text element with bbox height H in OCR coordinates
- **WHEN** rendering text in PDF
- **THEN** the system SHALL calculate font size based directly on bbox height
- **AND** NOT apply additional scaling factors
- **AND** ensure readable text output
#### Scenario: Direct Track PDF maintains original size
- **GIVEN** a direct track processing task
- **WHEN** generating the output PDF
- **THEN** the system SHALL use the original PDF page dimensions
- **AND** preserve existing coordinate transformation logic
- **AND** NOT be affected by OCR Track coordinate changes
### Requirement: Table Cell Quality Assessment
The system SHALL assess table cell_boxes quality with appropriate thresholds to avoid filtering valid tables.
#### Scenario: Cell density threshold
- **GIVEN** a table with cell_boxes from PP-StructureV3
- **WHEN** cell density exceeds 5.0 cells per 10,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as potentially over-detected
- **AND** log the specific density value for debugging
#### Scenario: Average cell area threshold
- **GIVEN** a table with cell_boxes
- **WHEN** average cell area is less than 2,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as potentially over-detected
- **AND** log the specific area value for debugging
#### Scenario: Valid tables with normal metrics
- **GIVEN** a table with density < 5.0 cells/10000px² and avg area > 2000px²
- **WHEN** quality assessment is applied
- **THEN** the table SHALL be considered valid
- **AND** cell_boxes SHALL be used for rendering
- **AND** table content SHALL be displayed in PDF output

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## 1. Fix Table HTML Extraction
### 1.1 pp_structure_enhanced.py
- [x] 1.1.1 在 bbox overlap 匹配時L527-534添加 `pred_html` 提取邏輯
- [x] 1.1.2 確保 `element['html']` 在所有匹配路徑都被正確設置
- [x] 1.1.3 添加 `extracted_text` 從 HTML 提取純文字內容
- [x] 1.1.4 添加日誌記錄 HTML 提取狀態
## 2. Fix PDF Coordinate System
### 2.1 pdf_generator_service.py
- [x] 2.1.1 對於 OCR Track使用 OCR 座標系尺寸 (如 1275x1650) 作為 PDF 頁面尺寸
- [x] 2.1.2 修改 `_get_page_size_for_track()` 方法區分 OCR/Direct track
- [x] 2.1.3 調整字體大小計算,避免因縮放導致文字過小
- [x] 2.1.4 確保座標轉換在 OCR Track 時不進行額外縮放
## 3. Improve Table Cell Quality Check
### 3.1 pdf_generator_service.py
- [x] 3.1.1 審查 `_check_cell_boxes_quality()` 判定條件
- [x] 3.1.2 放寬或調整判定閾值,避免過度過濾有效表格 (overlap threshold 10% → 25%)
- [x] 3.1.3 添加更詳細的日誌說明為何表格被判定為 "bad quality"
### 3.2 Fix Table Content Rendering
- [x] 3.2.1 發現問題:`_draw_table_with_cell_boxes` 只渲染邊框,不渲染文字內容
- [x] 3.2.2 添加 `cell_boxes_rendered` flag 追蹤邊框是否已渲染
- [x] 3.2.3 修改邏輯cell_boxes 渲染邊框後繼續使用 ReportLab Table 渲染文字
- [x] 3.2.4 條件性跳過 GRID style 當 cell_boxes 已渲染邊框時
## 4. Testing
- [x] 4.1 使用 edit.pdf 測試修復後的 OCR Track 處理
- [x] 4.2 驗證表格 HTML 正確提取並渲染
- [x] 4.3 驗證文字大小一致且清晰可讀
- [ ] 4.4 確認其他文件類型不受影響

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# Design: Table Column Alignment Correction
## Context
PP-Structure v3's table structure recognition model outputs HTML with row/col attributes inferred from visual patterns. However, the model frequently assigns incorrect column indices, especially for:
- Tables with unclear left borders
- Cells containing vertical Chinese text
- Complex merged cells
This design introduces a **post-processing correction layer** that validates and fixes column assignments using geometric coordinates.
## Goals / Non-Goals
**Goals:**
- Correct column shift errors without modifying PP-Structure model
- Use header row as authoritative column reference
- Merge fragmented vertical text into proper cells
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing pipeline
**Non-Goals:**
- Training new OCR/structure models
- Modifying PP-Structure's internal behavior
- Handling tables without clear headers (future enhancement)
## Architecture
```
PP-Structure Output
┌───────────────────┐
│ Table Column │
│ Corrector │
│ (new middleware) │
├───────────────────┤
│ 1. Extract header │
│ column ranges │
│ 2. Validate cells │
│ 3. Correct col │
│ assignments │
└───────────────────┘
PDF Generator
```
## Decisions
### Decision 1: Header-Anchor Algorithm
**Approach:** Use first row (row_idx=0) cells as column anchors.
**Algorithm:**
```python
def build_column_anchors(header_cells: List[Cell]) -> List[ColumnAnchor]:
"""
Extract X-coordinate ranges from header row to define column boundaries.
Returns:
List of ColumnAnchor(col_idx, x_min, x_max)
"""
anchors = []
for cell in header_cells:
anchors.append(ColumnAnchor(
col_idx=cell.col_idx,
x_min=cell.bbox.x0,
x_max=cell.bbox.x1
))
return sorted(anchors, key=lambda a: a.x_min)
def correct_column(cell: Cell, anchors: List[ColumnAnchor]) -> int:
"""
Find the correct column index based on X-coordinate overlap.
Strategy:
1. Calculate overlap with each column anchor
2. If overlap > 50% with different column, correct it
3. If no overlap, find nearest column by center point
"""
cell_center_x = (cell.bbox.x0 + cell.bbox.x1) / 2
# Find best matching anchor
best_anchor = None
best_overlap = 0
for anchor in anchors:
overlap = calculate_x_overlap(cell.bbox, anchor)
if overlap > best_overlap:
best_overlap = overlap
best_anchor = anchor
# If significant overlap with different column, correct
if best_anchor and best_overlap > 0.5:
if best_anchor.col_idx != cell.col_idx:
logger.info(f"Correcting cell col {cell.col_idx} -> {best_anchor.col_idx}")
return best_anchor.col_idx
return cell.col_idx
```
**Why this approach:**
- Headers are typically the most accurately recognized row
- X-coordinates are objective measurements, not semantic inference
- Simple O(n*m) complexity (n cells, m columns)
### Decision 2: Vertical Fragment Merging
**Detection criteria for vertical text fragments:**
1. Width << Height (aspect ratio < 0.3)
2. Located in leftmost 15% of table
3. X-center deviation < 10px between consecutive blocks
4. Y-gap < 20px (adjacent in vertical direction)
**Merge strategy:**
```python
def merge_vertical_fragments(blocks: List[TextBlock], table_bbox: BBox) -> List[TextBlock]:
"""
Merge vertically stacked narrow text blocks into single blocks.
"""
# Filter candidates: narrow blocks in left margin
left_boundary = table_bbox.x0 + (table_bbox.width * 0.15)
candidates = [b for b in blocks
if b.width < b.height * 0.3
and b.center_x < left_boundary]
# Sort by Y position
candidates.sort(key=lambda b: b.y0)
# Merge adjacent blocks
merged = []
current_group = []
for block in candidates:
if not current_group:
current_group.append(block)
elif should_merge(current_group[-1], block):
current_group.append(block)
else:
merged.append(merge_group(current_group))
current_group = [block]
if current_group:
merged.append(merge_group(current_group))
return merged
```
### Decision 3: Data Sources
**Primary source:** `cell_boxes` from PP-Structure
- Contains accurate geometric coordinates for each detected cell
- Independent of HTML structure recognition
**Secondary source:** HTML content with row/col attributes
- Contains text content and structure
- May have incorrect col assignments (the problem we're fixing)
**Correlation:** Match HTML cells to cell_boxes using IoU (Intersection over Union):
```python
def match_html_cell_to_cellbox(html_cell: HtmlCell, cell_boxes: List[BBox]) -> Optional[BBox]:
"""Find the cell_box that best matches this HTML cell's position."""
best_iou = 0
best_box = None
for box in cell_boxes:
iou = calculate_iou(html_cell.inferred_bbox, box)
if iou > best_iou:
best_iou = iou
best_box = box
return best_box if best_iou > 0.3 else None
```
## Configuration
```python
# config.py additions
table_column_correction_enabled: bool = Field(
default=True,
description="Enable header-anchor column correction"
)
table_column_correction_threshold: float = Field(
default=0.5,
description="Minimum X-overlap ratio to trigger column correction"
)
vertical_fragment_merge_enabled: bool = Field(
default=True,
description="Enable vertical text fragment merging"
)
vertical_fragment_aspect_ratio: float = Field(
default=0.3,
description="Max width/height ratio to consider as vertical text"
)
```
## Risks / Trade-offs
| Risk | Mitigation |
|------|------------|
| Headers themselves misaligned | Fall back to original column assignments |
| Multi-row headers | Support colspan detection in header extraction |
| Tables without headers | Skip correction, use original structure |
| Performance overhead | O(n*m) is negligible for typical table sizes |
## Integration Points
1. **Input:** PP-Structure's `table_res` containing:
- `cell_boxes`: List of [x0, y0, x1, y1] coordinates
- `html`: Table HTML with row/col attributes
2. **Output:** Corrected table structure with:
- Updated col indices in HTML cells
- Merged vertical text blocks
- Diagnostic logs for corrections made
3. **Trigger location:** After PP-Structure table recognition, before PDF generation
- File: `pdf_generator_service.py`
- Method: `draw_table_region()` or new preprocessing step
## Open Questions
1. **Q:** How to handle tables where header row itself is misaligned?
**A:** Could add a secondary validation using cell_boxes grid inference, but start simple.
2. **Q:** Should corrections be logged for user review?
**A:** Yes, add detailed logging with before/after column indices.

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# Change: Fix Table Column Alignment with Header-Anchor Correction
## Why
PP-Structure's table structure recognition frequently outputs cells with incorrect column indices, causing "column shift" where content appears in the wrong column. This happens because:
1. **Semantic over Geometric**: The model infers row/col from semantic patterns rather than physical coordinates
2. **Vertical text fragmentation**: Chinese vertical text (e.g., "报价内容") gets split into fragments
3. **Missing left boundary**: When table's left border is unclear, cells shift left incorrectly
The result: A cell with X-coordinate 213 gets assigned to column 0 (range 96-162) instead of column 1 (range 204-313).
## What Changes
- **Add Header-Anchor Alignment**: Use the first row (header) X-coordinates as column reference points
- **Add Coordinate-Based Column Correction**: Validate and correct cell column assignments based on X-coordinate overlap with header columns
- **Add Vertical Fragment Merging**: Detect and merge vertically stacked narrow text blocks that represent vertical text
- **Add Configuration Options**: Enable/disable correction features independently
## Impact
- Affected specs: `document-processing`
- Affected code:
- `backend/app/services/table_column_corrector.py` (new)
- `backend/app/services/pdf_generator_service.py`
- `backend/app/core/config.py`
## Problem Analysis
### Example: scan.pdf Table 7
**Raw PP-Structure Output:**
```
Row 5: "3、適應產品..." at X=213
Model says: col=0
Header Row 0:
- Column 0 (序號): X range [96, 162]
- Column 1 (產品名稱): X range [204, 313]
```
**Problem:** X=213 is far outside column 0's range (max 162), but perfectly within column 1's range (starts at 204).
**Solution:** Force-correct col=0 → col=1 based on X-coordinate alignment with header.
### Vertical Text Issue
**Raw OCR:**
```
Block A: "报价内" at X≈100, Y=[100, 200]
Block B: "容--" at X≈102, Y=[200, 300]
```
**Problem:** These should be one cell spanning multiple rows, but appear as separate fragments.
**Solution:** Merge vertically aligned narrow blocks before structure recognition.

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## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Table Column Alignment Correction
The system SHALL correct table cell column assignments using header-anchor alignment when PP-Structure outputs incorrect column indices.
#### Scenario: Correct column shift using header anchors
- **WHEN** processing a table with cell_boxes and HTML content
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract header row (row_idx=0) column X-coordinate ranges
- **AND** validate each cell's column assignment against header X-ranges
- **AND** correct column index if cell X-overlap with assigned column is < 50%
- **AND** assign cell to column with highest X-overlap
#### Scenario: Handle tables without headers
- **WHEN** processing a table without a clear header row
- **THEN** the system SHALL skip column correction
- **AND** use original PP-Structure column assignments
- **AND** log that header-anchor correction was skipped
#### Scenario: Log column corrections
- **WHEN** a cell's column index is corrected
- **THEN** the system SHALL log original and corrected column indices
- **AND** include cell content snippet for debugging
- **AND** record total corrections per table
### Requirement: Vertical Text Fragment Merging
The system SHALL detect and merge vertically fragmented Chinese text blocks that represent single cells spanning multiple rows.
#### Scenario: Detect vertical text fragments
- **WHEN** processing table text regions
- **THEN** the system SHALL identify narrow text blocks (width/height ratio < 0.3)
- **AND** filter blocks in leftmost 15% of table area
- **AND** group vertically adjacent blocks with X-center deviation < 10px
#### Scenario: Merge fragmented vertical text
- **WHEN** vertical text fragments are detected
- **THEN** the system SHALL merge adjacent fragments into single text blocks
- **AND** combine text content preserving reading order
- **AND** calculate merged bounding box spanning all fragments
- **AND** treat merged block as single cell for column assignment
#### Scenario: Preserve non-vertical text
- **WHEN** text blocks do not meet vertical fragment criteria
- **THEN** the system SHALL preserve original text block boundaries
- **AND** process normally without merging
## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: Extract table structure
The system SHALL extract cell content and boundaries from PP-StructureV3 tables, with post-processing correction for column alignment errors.
#### Scenario: Extract table structure with correction
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 identifies a table
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract cell content and boundaries
- **AND** validate cell_boxes coordinates against page boundaries
- **AND** apply header-anchor column correction when enabled
- **AND** merge vertical text fragments when enabled
- **AND** apply fallback detection for invalid coordinates
- **AND** preserve table HTML for structure
- **AND** extract plain text for translation

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## 1. Core Algorithm Implementation
### 1.1 Table Column Corrector Module
- [x] 1.1.1 Create `table_column_corrector.py` service file
- [x] 1.1.2 Implement `ColumnAnchor` dataclass for header column ranges
- [x] 1.1.3 Implement `build_column_anchors()` to extract header column X-ranges
- [x] 1.1.4 Implement `calculate_x_overlap()` utility function
- [x] 1.1.5 Implement `correct_cell_column()` for single cell correction
- [x] 1.1.6 Implement `correct_table_columns()` main entry point
### 1.2 HTML Cell Extraction
- [x] 1.2.1 Implement `parse_table_html_with_positions()` to extract cells with row/col
- [x] 1.2.2 Implement cell-to-cellbox matching using IoU
- [x] 1.2.3 Handle colspan/rowspan in header detection
### 1.3 Vertical Fragment Merging
- [x] 1.3.1 Implement `detect_vertical_fragments()` to find narrow text blocks
- [x] 1.3.2 Implement `should_merge_blocks()` adjacency check
- [x] 1.3.3 Implement `merge_vertical_fragments()` main function
- [x] 1.3.4 Integrate merged blocks back into table structure
## 2. Configuration
### 2.1 Settings
- [x] 2.1.1 Add `table_column_correction_enabled: bool = True`
- [x] 2.1.2 Add `table_column_correction_threshold: float = 0.5`
- [x] 2.1.3 Add `vertical_fragment_merge_enabled: bool = True`
- [x] 2.1.4 Add `vertical_fragment_aspect_ratio: float = 0.3`
## 3. Integration
### 3.1 Pipeline Integration
- [x] 3.1.1 Add correction step in `pdf_generator_service.py` before table rendering
- [x] 3.1.2 Pass corrected HTML to existing table rendering logic
- [x] 3.1.3 Add diagnostic logging for corrections made
### 3.2 Error Handling
- [x] 3.2.1 Handle tables without headers gracefully
- [x] 3.2.2 Handle empty/malformed cell_boxes
- [x] 3.2.3 Fallback to original structure on correction failure
## 4. Testing
### 4.1 Unit Tests
- [ ] 4.1.1 Test `build_column_anchors()` with various header configurations
- [ ] 4.1.2 Test `correct_cell_column()` with known column shift cases
- [ ] 4.1.3 Test `merge_vertical_fragments()` with vertical text samples
- [ ] 4.1.4 Test edge cases: empty tables, single column, no headers
### 4.2 Integration Tests
- [ ] 4.2.1 Test with `scan.pdf` Table 7 (the problematic case)
- [ ] 4.2.2 Test with tables that have correct alignment (no regression)
- [ ] 4.2.3 Visual comparison of corrected vs original output
## 5. Documentation
- [x] 5.1 Add inline code comments explaining correction algorithm
- [x] 5.2 Update spec with new table column correction requirement
- [x] 5.3 Add logging messages for debugging

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# Change: Improve OCR Track Algorithm Based on PP-StructureV3 Best Practices
## Why
目前 OCR Track 的 Gap Filling 演算法使用 **IoU (Intersection over Union)** 判斷 OCR 文字是否被 Layout 區域覆蓋。根據 PaddleX 官方文件 (paddle_review.md) 建議,應改用 **IoA (Intersection over Area)** 才能正確判斷「小框是否被大框包含」的非對稱關係。此外,現行使用統一閾值處理所有元素類型,但不同類型應有不同閾值策略。
## What Changes
1. **IoU → IoA 演算法變更**: 將 `gap_filling_service.py` 中的覆蓋判定從 IoU 改為 IoA
2. **動態閾值策略**: 依元素類型 (TEXT, TABLE, FIGURE) 使用不同的 IoA 閾值
3. **使用 PP-StructureV3 內建 OCR**: 改用 `overall_ocr_res` 取代獨立執行 Raw OCR節省推理時間並確保座標一致
4. **邊界收縮處理**: OCR 框內縮 1-2 px 避免邊緣重複渲染
## Impact
- Affected specs: `ocr-processing`
- Affected code:
- `backend/app/services/gap_filling_service.py` - 核心演算法變更
- `backend/app/services/ocr_service.py` - 改用 `overall_ocr_res`
- `backend/app/services/processing_orchestrator.py` - 調整 OCR 資料來源
- `backend/app/core/config.py` - 新增元素類型閾值設定
## Technical Details
### 1. IoA vs IoU
```
IoU = 交集面積 / 聯集面積 (對稱,用於判斷兩框是否指向同物體)
IoA = 交集面積 / OCR框面積 (非對稱,用於判斷小框是否被大框包含)
```
當 Layout 框遠大於 OCR 框時IoU 會過小導致誤判為「未覆蓋」。
### 2. 動態閾值建議
| 元素類型 | IoA 閾值 | 說明 |
|---------|---------|------|
| TEXT/TITLE | 0.6 | 容忍邊界誤差 |
| TABLE | 0.1 | 嚴格過濾,避免破壞表格結構 |
| FIGURE | 0.8 | 保留圖中文字 (如軸標籤) |
### 3. overall_ocr_res 驗證結果
已確認 PP-StructureV3 的 `json['res']['overall_ocr_res']` 包含:
- `dt_polys`: 檢測框座標 (polygon 格式)
- `rec_texts`: 識別文字
- `rec_scores`: 識別信心度
測試結果顯示與獨立執行 Raw OCR 的結果數量相同 (59 regions),可安全替換。

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## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: OCR Track Gap Filling with Raw OCR Regions
The system SHALL detect and fill gaps in PP-StructureV3 output by supplementing with Raw OCR text regions when significant content loss is detected.
#### Scenario: Gap filling activates when coverage is low
- **GIVEN** an OCR track processing task
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 outputs elements that cover less than 70% of Raw OCR text regions
- **THEN** the system SHALL activate gap filling
- **AND** identify Raw OCR regions not covered by any PP-StructureV3 element
- **AND** supplement these regions as TEXT elements in the output
#### Scenario: Coverage is determined by IoA (Intersection over Area)
- **GIVEN** a Raw OCR text region with bounding box
- **WHEN** checking if the region is covered by PP-StructureV3
- **THEN** the region SHALL be considered covered if IoA (intersection area / OCR box area) exceeds the type-specific threshold
- **AND** IoA SHALL be used instead of IoU because it correctly measures "small box contained in large box" relationship
- **AND** regions not meeting the IoA criterion SHALL be marked as uncovered
#### Scenario: Element-type-specific IoA thresholds are applied
- **GIVEN** a Raw OCR region being evaluated for coverage
- **WHEN** comparing against PP-StructureV3 elements of different types
- **THEN** the system SHALL apply different IoA thresholds:
- TEXT, TITLE, HEADER, FOOTER: IoA > 0.6 (tolerates boundary errors)
- TABLE: IoA > 0.1 (strict filtering to preserve table structure)
- FIGURE, IMAGE: IoA > 0.8 (preserves text within figures like axis labels)
- **AND** a region is considered covered if it meets the threshold for ANY overlapping element
#### Scenario: Only TEXT elements are supplemented
- **GIVEN** uncovered Raw OCR regions identified for supplementation
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 has detected TABLE, IMAGE, FIGURE, FLOWCHART, HEADER, or FOOTER elements
- **THEN** the system SHALL NOT supplement regions that overlap with these structural elements
- **AND** only supplement regions as TEXT type to preserve structural integrity
#### Scenario: Supplemented regions meet confidence threshold
- **GIVEN** Raw OCR regions to be supplemented
- **WHEN** a region has confidence score below 0.3
- **THEN** the system SHALL skip that region
- **AND** only supplement regions with confidence >= 0.3
#### Scenario: Deduplication uses IoA instead of IoU
- **GIVEN** a Raw OCR region being considered for supplementation
- **WHEN** the region has IoA > 0.5 with any existing PP-StructureV3 TEXT element
- **THEN** the system SHALL skip that region to prevent duplicate text
- **AND** the original PP-StructureV3 element SHALL be preserved
#### Scenario: Reading order is recalculated after gap filling
- **GIVEN** supplemented elements have been added to the page
- **WHEN** assembling the final element list
- **THEN** the system SHALL recalculate reading order for the entire page
- **AND** sort elements by y0 coordinate (top to bottom) then x0 (left to right)
- **AND** ensure logical document flow is maintained
#### Scenario: Coordinate alignment with ocr_dimensions
- **GIVEN** Raw OCR processing may involve image resizing
- **WHEN** comparing Raw OCR bbox with PP-StructureV3 bbox
- **THEN** the system SHALL use ocr_dimensions to normalize coordinates
- **AND** ensure both sources reference the same coordinate space
- **AND** prevent coverage misdetection due to scale differences
#### Scenario: Supplemented elements have complete metadata
- **GIVEN** a Raw OCR region being added as supplemented element
- **WHEN** creating the DocumentElement
- **THEN** the element SHALL include page_number
- **AND** include confidence score from Raw OCR
- **AND** include original bbox coordinates
- **AND** optionally include source indicator for debugging
### Requirement: Gap Filling Configuration
The system SHALL provide configurable parameters for gap filling behavior.
#### Scenario: Gap filling can be disabled via configuration
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_enabled is set to false in configuration
- **WHEN** OCR track processing runs
- **THEN** the system SHALL skip all gap filling logic
- **AND** output only PP-StructureV3 results as before
#### Scenario: Coverage threshold is configurable
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_coverage_threshold is set to 0.8
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 coverage is 75%
- **THEN** the system SHALL activate gap filling
- **AND** supplement uncovered regions
#### Scenario: IoA thresholds are configurable per element type
- **GIVEN** custom IoA thresholds configured:
- gap_filling_ioa_threshold_text: 0.6
- gap_filling_ioa_threshold_table: 0.1
- gap_filling_ioa_threshold_figure: 0.8
- gap_filling_dedup_ioa_threshold: 0.5
- **WHEN** evaluating coverage and deduplication
- **THEN** the system SHALL use the configured values
- **AND** apply them consistently throughout gap filling process
#### Scenario: Confidence threshold is configurable
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_confidence_threshold is set to 0.5
- **WHEN** supplementing Raw OCR regions
- **THEN** the system SHALL only include regions with confidence >= 0.5
- **AND** filter out lower confidence regions
#### Scenario: Boundary shrinking reduces edge duplicates
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_shrink_pixels is set to 1
- **WHEN** evaluating coverage with IoA
- **THEN** the system SHALL shrink OCR bounding boxes inward by 1 pixel on each side
- **AND** this reduces false "uncovered" detection at region boundaries
## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Use PP-StructureV3 Internal OCR Results
The system SHALL preferentially use PP-StructureV3's internal OCR results (`overall_ocr_res`) instead of running a separate Raw OCR inference.
#### Scenario: Extract overall_ocr_res from PP-StructureV3
- **GIVEN** PP-StructureV3 processing completes
- **WHEN** the result contains `json['res']['overall_ocr_res']`
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract OCR regions from:
- `dt_polys`: detection box polygons
- `rec_texts`: recognized text strings
- `rec_scores`: confidence scores
- **AND** convert these to the standard TextRegion format for gap filling
#### Scenario: Skip separate Raw OCR when overall_ocr_res is available
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_use_overall_ocr is true (default)
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 result contains overall_ocr_res
- **THEN** the system SHALL NOT execute separate PaddleOCR inference
- **AND** use the extracted overall_ocr_res as the OCR source
- **AND** this reduces total inference time by approximately 50%
#### Scenario: Fallback to separate Raw OCR when needed
- **GIVEN** gap_filling_use_overall_ocr is false OR overall_ocr_res is missing
- **WHEN** gap filling is activated
- **THEN** the system SHALL execute separate PaddleOCR inference as before
- **AND** use the separate OCR results for gap filling
- **AND** this maintains backward compatibility
#### Scenario: Coordinate consistency is guaranteed
- **GIVEN** overall_ocr_res is extracted from PP-StructureV3
- **WHEN** comparing with PP-StructureV3 layout elements
- **THEN** both SHALL use the same coordinate system
- **AND** no additional coordinate alignment is needed
- **AND** this prevents scale mismatch issues

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## 1. Algorithm Changes (gap_filling_service.py)
### 1.1 IoA Implementation
- [x] 1.1.1 Add `_calculate_ioa()` method alongside existing `_calculate_iou()`
- [x] 1.1.2 Modify `_is_region_covered()` to use IoA instead of IoU
- [x] 1.1.3 Update deduplication logic to use IoA
### 1.2 Dynamic Threshold Strategy
- [x] 1.2.1 Add element-type-specific thresholds as class constants
- [x] 1.2.2 Modify `_is_region_covered()` to accept element type parameter
- [x] 1.2.3 Apply different thresholds based on element type (TEXT: 0.6, TABLE: 0.1, FIGURE: 0.8)
### 1.3 Boundary Shrinking
- [x] 1.3.1 Add optional `shrink_pixels` parameter to coverage detection
- [x] 1.3.2 Implement bbox shrinking logic (inward 1-2 px)
## 2. OCR Data Source Changes
### 2.1 Extract overall_ocr_res from PP-StructureV3
- [x] 2.1.1 Modify `pp_structure_enhanced.py` to extract `overall_ocr_res` from result
- [x] 2.1.2 Convert `dt_polys` + `rec_texts` + `rec_scores` to TextRegion format
- [x] 2.1.3 Store extracted OCR in result dict for gap filling
### 2.2 Update Processing Orchestrator
- [x] 2.2.1 Add option to use `overall_ocr_res` as OCR source
- [x] 2.2.2 Skip separate Raw OCR inference when using PP-StructureV3's OCR
- [x] 2.2.3 Maintain backward compatibility with explicit Raw OCR mode
## 3. Configuration Updates
### 3.1 Add Settings (config.py)
- [x] 3.1.1 Add `gap_filling_ioa_threshold_text: float = 0.6`
- [x] 3.1.2 Add `gap_filling_ioa_threshold_table: float = 0.1`
- [x] 3.1.3 Add `gap_filling_ioa_threshold_figure: float = 0.8`
- [x] 3.1.4 Add `gap_filling_use_overall_ocr: bool = True`
- [x] 3.1.5 Add `gap_filling_shrink_pixels: int = 1`
## 4. Testing
### 4.1 Unit Tests
- [ ] 4.1.1 Test IoA calculation with known values
- [ ] 4.1.2 Test dynamic threshold selection by element type
- [ ] 4.1.3 Test boundary shrinking edge cases
### 4.2 Integration Tests
- [ ] 4.2.1 Test with scan.pdf (current problematic file)
- [ ] 4.2.2 Compare results: old IoU vs new IoA approach
- [ ] 4.2.3 Verify no duplicate text rendering in output PDF
- [ ] 4.2.4 Verify table content is not duplicated outside table bounds
## 5. Documentation
- [x] 5.1 Update spec documentation with new algorithm
- [x] 5.2 Add inline code comments explaining IoA vs IoU

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# Change: Remove Unused Code and Legacy Files
## Why
專案經過多次迭代開發後,累積了一些未使用的代碼和遺留文件。這些冗餘代碼增加了維護負擔、可能造成混淆,並佔用不必要的存儲空間。本提案旨在系統性地移除這些未使用的代碼,以達成專案內容及程式代碼的精簡。
## What Changes
### Backend - 移除未使用的服務文件 (3個)
| 文件 | 行數 | 移除原因 |
|------|------|----------|
| `ocr_service_original.py` | ~835 | 舊版 OCR 服務,已被 `ocr_service.py` 完全取代 |
| `preprocessor.py` | ~200 | 文檔預處理器,功能已被 `layout_preprocessing_service.py` 吸收 |
| `pdf_font_manager.py` | ~150 | 字體管理器,未被任何服務引用 |
### Frontend - 移除未使用的組件 (2個)
| 文件 | 移除原因 |
|------|----------|
| `MarkdownPreview.tsx` | 完全未被任何頁面或組件引用 |
| `ResultsTable.tsx` | 使用已棄用的 `FileResult` 類型,功能已被 `TaskHistoryPage` 替代 |
### Frontend - 遷移並移除遺留 API 服務 (2個)
| 文件 | 移除原因 |
|------|----------|
| `services/api.ts` | 舊版 API 客戶端,僅剩 2 處引用 (Layout.tsx, SettingsPage.tsx),需遷移至 apiV2 |
| `types/api.ts` | 舊版類型定義,僅 `ExportRule` 類型被使用,需遷移至 apiV2.ts |
## Impact
- **Affected specs**: 無 (純代碼清理,不改變系統行為)
- **Affected code**:
- Backend: `backend/app/services/` (刪除 3 個文件)
- Frontend: `frontend/src/components/` (刪除 2 個文件)
- Frontend: `frontend/src/services/api.ts` (遷移後刪除)
- Frontend: `frontend/src/types/api.ts` (遷移後刪除)
## Benefits
- 減少約 1,200+ 行後端冗餘代碼
- 減少約 300+ 行前端冗餘代碼
- 提高代碼維護性和可讀性
- 消除新開發者的混淆源
- 統一 API 客戶端到 apiV2
## Risk Assessment
- **風險等級**: 低
- **回滾策略**: Git revert 即可恢復所有刪除的文件
- **測試要求**:
- 確認後端服務啟動正常
- 確認前端所有頁面功能正常
- 特別測試 SettingsPage (ExportRule) 功能

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## REMOVED Requirements
### Requirement: Legacy OCR Service Implementation
**Reason**: `ocr_service_original.py` was the original OCR service implementation that has been completely superseded by the current `ocr_service.py`. The legacy file is no longer referenced by any part of the codebase.
**Migration**: No migration needed. The current `ocr_service.py` provides all required functionality with improved architecture.
#### Scenario: Legacy service file removal
- **WHEN** the legacy `ocr_service_original.py` file is removed
- **THEN** the system continues to function normally using `ocr_service.py`
- **AND** no import errors occur in any service or router
### Requirement: Unused Preprocessor Service
**Reason**: `preprocessor.py` was a document preprocessor that is no longer used. Its functionality has been absorbed by `layout_preprocessing_service.py`.
**Migration**: No migration needed. The preprocessing functionality is available through `layout_preprocessing_service.py`.
#### Scenario: Preprocessor file removal
- **WHEN** the unused `preprocessor.py` file is removed
- **THEN** the system continues to function normally
- **AND** layout preprocessing works correctly via `layout_preprocessing_service.py`
### Requirement: Unused PDF Font Manager
**Reason**: `pdf_font_manager.py` was intended for font management but is not referenced by `pdf_generator_service.py` or any other service.
**Migration**: No migration needed. Font handling is managed within `pdf_generator_service.py` directly.
#### Scenario: Font manager file removal
- **WHEN** the unused `pdf_font_manager.py` file is removed
- **THEN** PDF generation continues to work correctly
- **AND** fonts are rendered properly in generated PDFs
### Requirement: Legacy Frontend Components
**Reason**: `MarkdownPreview.tsx` and `ResultsTable.tsx` are frontend components that are not referenced by any page or component in the application.
**Migration**: No migration needed. `MarkdownPreview` functionality is not currently used. `ResultsTable` functionality has been replaced by `TaskHistoryPage`.
#### Scenario: Unused frontend component removal
- **WHEN** the unused `MarkdownPreview.tsx` and `ResultsTable.tsx` files are removed
- **THEN** the frontend application compiles successfully
- **AND** all pages render and function correctly
### Requirement: Legacy API Client Migration
**Reason**: `services/api.ts` and `types/api.ts` are legacy API client files with only 2 remaining references. These should be migrated to `apiV2` for consistency.
**Migration**:
1. Move `ExportRule` type to `types/apiV2.ts`
2. Add export rules API functions to `services/apiV2.ts`
3. Update `SettingsPage.tsx` and `Layout.tsx` to use apiV2
4. Remove legacy api.ts files
#### Scenario: Legacy API client removal after migration
- **WHEN** the legacy `api.ts` files are removed after migration
- **THEN** all API calls use the unified `apiV2` client
- **AND** `SettingsPage` export rules functionality works correctly
- **AND** `Layout` logout functionality works correctly

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# Tasks: Remove Unused Code and Legacy Files
## Phase 1: Backend Cleanup (無依賴,可直接刪除)
- [ ] 1.1 確認 `ocr_service_original.py` 無任何引用
- [ ] 1.2 刪除 `backend/app/services/ocr_service_original.py`
- [ ] 1.3 確認 `preprocessor.py` 無任何引用
- [ ] 1.4 刪除 `backend/app/services/preprocessor.py`
- [ ] 1.5 確認 `pdf_font_manager.py` 無任何引用
- [ ] 1.6 刪除 `backend/app/services/pdf_font_manager.py`
- [ ] 1.7 測試後端服務啟動正常
## Phase 2: Frontend Unused Components (無依賴,可直接刪除)
- [ ] 2.1 確認 `MarkdownPreview.tsx` 無任何引用
- [ ] 2.2 刪除 `frontend/src/components/MarkdownPreview.tsx`
- [ ] 2.3 確認 `ResultsTable.tsx` 無任何引用
- [ ] 2.4 刪除 `frontend/src/components/ResultsTable.tsx`
- [ ] 2.5 測試前端編譯正常
## Phase 3: Frontend API Migration (需先遷移再刪除)
- [ ] 3.1 將 `ExportRule` 類型從 `types/api.ts` 遷移到 `types/apiV2.ts`
- [ ] 3.2 在 `services/apiV2.ts` 中添加 export rules 相關 API 函數
- [ ] 3.3 更新 `SettingsPage.tsx` 使用 apiV2 的 ExportRule
- [ ] 3.4 更新 `Layout.tsx` 移除對 api.ts 的依賴
- [ ] 3.5 確認 `services/api.ts` 無任何引用
- [ ] 3.6 刪除 `frontend/src/services/api.ts`
- [ ] 3.7 確認 `types/api.ts` 無任何引用
- [ ] 3.8 刪除 `frontend/src/types/api.ts`
- [ ] 3.9 測試前端所有功能正常
## Phase 4: Verification
- [ ] 4.1 運行後端測試 (如有)
- [ ] 4.2 運行前端編譯 `npm run build`
- [ ] 4.3 手動測試關鍵功能:
- [ ] 登入/登出
- [ ] 文件上傳
- [ ] OCR 處理
- [ ] 結果查看
- [ ] 導出設定頁面
- [ ] 4.4 確認無 console 錯誤或警告

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# Design: Simple Text Positioning
## Architecture
### Current Flow (Complex)
```
Raw OCR → PP-Structure Analysis → Table Detection → HTML Parsing →
Column Correction → Cell Positioning → PDF Generation
```
### New Flow (Simple)
```
Raw OCR → Text Region Extraction → Bbox Processing →
Rotation Calculation → Font Size Estimation → PDF Text Rendering
```
## Core Components
### 1. TextRegionRenderer
New service class to handle raw OCR text rendering:
```python
class TextRegionRenderer:
"""Render raw OCR text regions to PDF."""
def render_text_region(
self,
canvas: Canvas,
region: Dict,
scale_factor: float
) -> None:
"""
Render a single OCR text region.
Args:
canvas: ReportLab canvas
region: Raw OCR region with text and bbox
scale_factor: Coordinate scaling factor
"""
```
### 2. Bbox Processing
Raw OCR bbox format (quadrilateral - 4 corner points):
```json
{
"text": "LOCTITE",
"bbox": [[116, 76], [378, 76], [378, 128], [116, 128]],
"confidence": 0.98
}
```
Processing steps:
1. **Center point**: Average of 4 corners
2. **Width/Height**: Distance between corners
3. **Rotation angle**: Angle of top edge from horizontal
4. **Font size**: Approximate from bbox height
### 3. Rotation Calculation
```python
def calculate_rotation(bbox: List[List[float]]) -> float:
"""
Calculate text rotation from bbox quadrilateral.
Returns angle in degrees (counter-clockwise from horizontal).
"""
# Top-left to top-right vector
dx = bbox[1][0] - bbox[0][0]
dy = bbox[1][1] - bbox[0][1]
# Angle in degrees
angle = math.atan2(dy, dx) * 180 / math.pi
return angle
```
### 4. Font Size Estimation
```python
def estimate_font_size(bbox: List[List[float]], text: str) -> float:
"""
Estimate font size from bbox dimensions.
Uses bbox height as primary indicator, adjusted for aspect ratio.
"""
# Calculate bbox height (average of left and right edges)
left_height = math.dist(bbox[0], bbox[3])
right_height = math.dist(bbox[1], bbox[2])
avg_height = (left_height + right_height) / 2
# Font size is approximately 70-80% of bbox height
return avg_height * 0.75
```
## Integration Points
### PDFGeneratorService
Modify `draw_ocr_content()` to use simple text positioning:
```python
def draw_ocr_content(self, canvas, content_data, page_info):
"""Draw OCR content using simple text positioning."""
# Use raw OCR regions directly
raw_regions = content_data.get('raw_ocr_regions', [])
for region in raw_regions:
self.text_renderer.render_text_region(
canvas, region, scale_factor
)
```
### Configuration
Add config option to enable/disable simple mode:
```python
class OCRSettings:
simple_text_positioning: bool = Field(
default=True,
description="Use simple text positioning instead of table reconstruction"
)
```
## File Changes
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `app/services/text_region_renderer.py` | New - Text rendering logic |
| `app/services/pdf_generator_service.py` | Modify - Integration |
| `app/core/config.py` | Add - Configuration option |
## Edge Cases
1. **Overlapping text**: Regions may overlap slightly - render in reading order
2. **Very small text**: Minimum font size threshold (6pt)
3. **Rotated pages**: Handle 90/180/270 degree page rotation
4. **Empty regions**: Skip regions with empty text
5. **Unicode text**: Ensure font supports CJK characters

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# Simple Text Positioning from Raw OCR
## Summary
Simplify OCR track PDF generation by rendering raw OCR text at correct positions without complex table structure reconstruction.
## Problem
Current OCR track processing has multiple failure points:
1. PP-Structure table structure recognition fails for borderless tables
2. Multi-column layouts get merged incorrectly into single tables
3. Table HTML reconstruction produces wrong cell positions
4. Complex column correction algorithms still can't fix fundamental structure errors
Meanwhile, raw OCR (`raw_ocr_regions.json`) correctly identifies all text with accurate bounding boxes.
## Solution
Replace complex table reconstruction with simple text positioning:
1. Read raw OCR regions directly
2. Position text at bbox coordinates
3. Calculate text rotation from bbox quadrilateral shape
4. Estimate font size from bbox height
5. Skip table HTML parsing entirely for OCR track
## Benefits
- **Reliability**: Raw OCR text positions are accurate
- **Simplicity**: Eliminates complex table parsing logic
- **Performance**: Faster processing without structure analysis
- **Consistency**: Predictable output regardless of table type
## Trade-offs
- No table borders in output
- No cell structure (colspan, rowspan)
- Visual layout approximation rather than semantic structure
## Scope
- OCR track PDF generation only
- Direct track remains unchanged (uses native PDF text extraction)

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# Tasks: Simple Text Positioning
## Phase 1: Core Implementation
- [x] Create `TextRegionRenderer` class in `app/services/text_region_renderer.py`
- [x] Implement `calculate_rotation()` from bbox quadrilateral
- [x] Implement `estimate_font_size()` from bbox height
- [x] Implement `render_text_region()` main method
- [x] Handle coordinate system transformation (OCR → PDF)
## Phase 2: Integration
- [x] Add `simple_text_positioning_enabled` config option
- [x] Modify `PDFGeneratorService._generate_ocr_track_pdf()` to use `TextRegionRenderer`
- [x] Ensure raw OCR regions are loaded correctly via `load_raw_ocr_regions()`
## Phase 3: Image/Chart/Formula Support
- [x] Add image element type detection (`figure`, `image`, `chart`, `seal`, `formula`)
- [x] Render image elements from UnifiedDocument to PDF
- [x] Handle image path resolution (result_dir, imgs/ subdirectory)
- [x] Coordinate transformation for image placement
## Phase 4: Text Straightening & Overlap Avoidance
- [x] Add rotation straightening threshold (default 10°)
- Small rotation angles (< 10°) are treated as 0° for clean output
- Only significant rotations (e.g., 90°) are preserved
- [x] Add IoA (Intersection over Area) overlap detection
- IoA threshold default 0.3 (30% overlap triggers skip)
- Text regions overlapping with images/charts are skipped
- [x] Collect exclusion zones from image elements
- [x] Pass exclusion zones to text renderer
## Phase 5: Chart Axis Label Deduplication
- [x] Add `is_axis_label()` method to detect axis labels
- Y-axis: Vertical text immediately left of chart
- X-axis: Horizontal text immediately below chart
- [x] Add `is_near_zone()` method for proximity checking
- [x] Position-aware deduplication in `render_text_region()`
- Collect texts inside zones + axis labels
- Skip matching text only if near zone or is axis label
- Preserve matching text far from zones (e.g., table values)
- [x] Test results:
- "Temperature, C" and "Syringe Thaw Time, Minutes" correctly skipped
- Table values like "10" at top of page correctly rendered
- Page 2: 128/148 text regions rendered (12 overlap + 8 dedupe)
## Phase 6: Testing
- [x] Test with scan.pdf task (064e2d67-338c-4e54-b005-204c3b76fe63)
- Page 2: Chart image rendered, axis labels deduplicated
- PDF is searchable and selectable
- Text is properly straightened (no skew artifacts)
- [ ] Compare output quality vs original scan visually
- [ ] Test with documents containing seals/formulas

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# Design: cell_boxes-First Table Rendering
## Architecture Overview
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Table Rendering Pipeline │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ Input: table_element │
│ ├── cell_boxes: [[x0,y0,x1,y1], ...] (from PP-StructureV3)│
│ ├── html: "<table>...</table>" (from PP-StructureV3)│
│ └── bbox: [x0, y0, x1, y1] (table boundary) │
│ │
│ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Step 1: Grid Inference from cell_boxes │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ cell_boxes → cluster by Y → rows │ │
│ │ → cluster by X → cols │ │
│ │ → build grid[row][col] = cell_bbox │ │
│ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Step 2: Content Extraction from HTML │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ html → parse → extract text list in reading order │ │
│ │ → flatten colspan/rowspan → [text1, text2, ...] │ │
│ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Step 3: Content-to-Cell Mapping │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ Option A: Sequential assignment (text[i] → cell[i]) │ │
│ │ Option B: Coordinate matching (text_bbox ∩ cell_bbox) │ │
│ │ Option C: Row-by-row assignment │ │
│ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Step 4: PDF Rendering │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ For each cell in grid: │ │
│ │ 1. Draw cell border at cell_bbox coordinates │ │
│ │ 2. Render text content inside cell │ │
│ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │
│ Output: Table rendered in PDF with accurate cell boundaries │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
## Detailed Design
### 1. Grid Inference Algorithm
```python
def infer_grid_from_cellboxes(cell_boxes: List[List[float]], threshold: float = 15.0):
"""
Infer row/column grid structure from cell_boxes coordinates.
Args:
cell_boxes: List of [x0, y0, x1, y1] coordinates
threshold: Clustering threshold for row/column grouping
Returns:
grid: Dict[Tuple[int,int], Dict] mapping (row, col) to cell info
row_heights: List of row heights
col_widths: List of column widths
"""
# 1. Extract all Y-centers and X-centers
y_centers = [(cb[1] + cb[3]) / 2 for cb in cell_boxes]
x_centers = [(cb[0] + cb[2]) / 2 for cb in cell_boxes]
# 2. Cluster Y-centers into rows
rows = cluster_values(y_centers, threshold) # Returns sorted list of row indices
# 3. Cluster X-centers into columns
cols = cluster_values(x_centers, threshold) # Returns sorted list of col indices
# 4. Assign each cell_box to (row, col)
grid = {}
for i, cb in enumerate(cell_boxes):
row = find_cluster(y_centers[i], rows)
col = find_cluster(x_centers[i], cols)
grid[(row, col)] = {
'bbox': cb,
'index': i
}
# 5. Calculate actual widths/heights from boundaries
row_heights = [rows[i+1] - rows[i] for i in range(len(rows)-1)]
col_widths = [cols[i+1] - cols[i] for i in range(len(cols)-1)]
return grid, row_heights, col_widths
```
### 2. Content Extraction
The HTML content extraction should handle colspan/rowspan by flattening:
```python
def extract_cell_contents(html: str) -> List[str]:
"""
Extract cell text contents from HTML in reading order.
Expands colspan/rowspan into repeated empty strings.
Returns:
List of text strings, one per logical cell position
"""
parser = HTMLTableParser()
parser.feed(html)
contents = []
for row in parser.tables[0]['rows']:
for cell in row['cells']:
contents.append(cell['text'])
# For colspan > 1, add empty strings for merged cells
for _ in range(cell.get('colspan', 1) - 1):
contents.append('')
return contents
```
### 3. Content-to-Cell Mapping Strategy
**Recommended: Row-by-row Sequential Assignment**
Since HTML content is in reading order (top-to-bottom, left-to-right), map content to grid cells in the same order:
```python
def map_content_to_grid(grid, contents, num_rows, num_cols):
"""
Map extracted content to grid cells row by row.
"""
content_idx = 0
for row in range(num_rows):
for col in range(num_cols):
if (row, col) in grid:
if content_idx < len(contents):
grid[(row, col)]['content'] = contents[content_idx]
content_idx += 1
else:
grid[(row, col)]['content'] = ''
return grid
```
### 4. PDF Rendering Integration
Modify `pdf_generator_service.py` to use cell_boxes-first path:
```python
def draw_table_region(self, ...):
cell_boxes = table_element.get('cell_boxes', [])
html_content = table_element.get('content', '')
if cell_boxes and settings.table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes:
# Try cell_boxes-first approach
grid, row_heights, col_widths = infer_grid_from_cellboxes(cell_boxes)
if grid:
# Extract content from HTML
contents = extract_cell_contents(html_content)
# Map content to grid
grid = map_content_to_grid(grid, contents, len(row_heights), len(col_widths))
# Render using cell_boxes coordinates
success = self._render_table_from_grid(
pdf_canvas, grid, row_heights, col_widths,
page_height, scale_w, scale_h
)
if success:
return # Done
# Fallback to existing HTML-based rendering
self._render_table_from_html(...)
```
## Configuration
```python
# config.py
class Settings:
# Table rendering strategy
table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes: bool = Field(
default=True,
description="Use cell_boxes coordinates as primary table structure source"
)
table_cellboxes_row_threshold: float = Field(
default=15.0,
description="Y-coordinate threshold for row clustering"
)
table_cellboxes_col_threshold: float = Field(
default=15.0,
description="X-coordinate threshold for column clustering"
)
```
## Edge Cases
### 1. Empty cell_boxes
- **Condition**: `cell_boxes` is empty or None
- **Action**: Fall back to HTML-based rendering
### 2. Content Count Mismatch
- **Condition**: HTML has more/fewer cells than cell_boxes grid
- **Action**: Fill available cells, leave extras empty, log warning
### 3. Overlapping cell_boxes
- **Condition**: Multiple cell_boxes map to same grid position
- **Action**: Use first one, log warning
### 4. Single-cell Tables
- **Condition**: Only 1 cell_box detected
- **Action**: Render as single-cell table (valid case)
## Testing Plan
1. **Unit Tests**
- `test_infer_grid_from_cellboxes`: Various cell_box configurations
- `test_content_mapping`: Content assignment scenarios
2. **Integration Tests**
- `test_scan_pdf_table_7`: Verify the problematic table renders correctly
- `test_existing_tables`: No regression on previously working tables
3. **Visual Verification**
- Compare PDF output before/after for `scan.pdf`
- Check table alignment and text placement

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# Proposal: Use cell_boxes as Primary Table Rendering Source
## Summary
Modify table PDF rendering to use `cell_boxes` coordinates as the primary source for table structure instead of relying on HTML table parsing. This resolves grid mismatch issues where PP-StructureV3's HTML structure (with colspan/rowspan) doesn't match the cell_boxes coordinate grid.
## Problem Statement
### Current Issue
When processing `scan.pdf`, PP-StructureV3 detected tables with the following characteristics:
**Table 7 (Element 7)**:
- `cell_boxes`: 27 cells forming an 11x10 grid (by coordinate clustering)
- HTML structure: 9 rows with irregular columns `[7, 7, 1, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 1]` due to colspan
This **grid mismatch** causes:
1. `_compute_table_grid_from_cell_boxes()` returns `None, None`
2. PDF generator falls back to ReportLab Table with equal column distribution
3. Table renders with incorrect column widths, causing visual misalignment
### Root Cause
PP-StructureV3 sometimes merges multiple visual tables into one large table region:
- The cell_boxes accurately detect individual cell boundaries
- The HTML uses colspan to represent merged cells, but the grid doesn't match cell_boxes
- Current logic requires exact grid match, which fails for complex merged tables
## Proposed Solution
### Strategy: cell_boxes-First Rendering
Instead of requiring HTML grid to match cell_boxes, **use cell_boxes directly** as the authoritative source for cell boundaries:
1. **Grid Inference from cell_boxes**
- Cluster cell_boxes by Y-coordinate to determine rows
- Cluster cell_boxes by X-coordinate to determine columns
- Build a row×col grid map from cell_boxes positions
2. **Content Assignment from HTML**
- Extract text content from HTML in reading order
- Map text content to cell_boxes positions using coordinate matching
- Handle cases where HTML has fewer/more cells than cell_boxes
3. **Direct PDF Rendering**
- Render table borders using cell_boxes coordinates (already implemented)
- Place text content at calculated cell positions
- Skip ReportLab Table parsing when cell_boxes grid is valid
### Key Changes
| Component | Change |
|-----------|--------|
| `pdf_generator_service.py` | Add cell_boxes-first rendering path |
| `table_content_rebuilder.py` | Enhance to support grid-based content mapping |
| `config.py` | Add `table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes: bool` setting |
## Benefits
1. **Accurate Table Borders**: cell_boxes from ML detection are more precise than HTML parsing
2. **Handles Grid Mismatch**: Works even when HTML colspan/rowspan don't match cell count
3. **Consistent Output**: Same rendering logic regardless of HTML complexity
4. **Backward Compatible**: Existing HTML-based rendering remains as fallback
## Non-Goals
- Not modifying PP-StructureV3 detection logic
- Not implementing table splitting (separate proposal if needed)
- Not changing Direct track (PyMuPDF) table extraction
## Success Criteria
1. `scan.pdf` Table 7 renders with correct column widths based on cell_boxes
2. All existing table tests continue to pass
3. No regression for tables where HTML grid matches cell_boxes

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# document-processing Specification Delta
## MODIFIED Requirements
### Requirement: Extract table structure (Modified)
The system SHALL use cell_boxes coordinates as the primary source for table structure when rendering PDFs, with HTML parsing as fallback.
#### Scenario: Render table using cell_boxes grid
- **WHEN** rendering a table element to PDF
- **AND** the table has valid cell_boxes coordinates
- **AND** `table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes` is enabled
- **THEN** the system SHALL infer row/column grid from cell_boxes coordinates
- **AND** extract text content from HTML in reading order
- **AND** map content to grid cells by position
- **AND** render table borders using cell_boxes coordinates
- **AND** place text content within calculated cell boundaries
#### Scenario: Handle cell_boxes grid mismatch gracefully
- **WHEN** cell_boxes grid has different dimensions than HTML colspan/rowspan structure
- **THEN** the system SHALL use cell_boxes grid as authoritative structure
- **AND** map available HTML content to cells row-by-row
- **AND** leave unmapped cells empty
- **AND** log warning if content count differs significantly
#### Scenario: Fallback to HTML-based rendering
- **WHEN** cell_boxes is empty or None
- **OR** `table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes` is disabled
- **OR** cell_boxes grid inference fails
- **THEN** the system SHALL fall back to existing HTML-based table rendering
- **AND** use ReportLab Table with parsed HTML structure
#### Scenario: Maintain backward compatibility
- **WHEN** processing tables where cell_boxes grid matches HTML structure
- **THEN** the system SHALL produce identical output to previous behavior
- **AND** pass all existing table rendering tests

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## 1. Core Algorithm Implementation
### 1.1 Grid Inference Module
- [x] 1.1.1 Create `CellBoxGridInferrer` class in `pdf_table_renderer.py`
- [x] 1.1.2 Implement `cluster_values()` for Y/X coordinate clustering
- [x] 1.1.3 Implement `infer_grid_from_cellboxes()` main method
- [x] 1.1.4 Add row_heights and col_widths calculation
### 1.2 Content Mapping
- [x] 1.2.1 Implement `extract_cell_contents()` from HTML
- [x] 1.2.2 Implement `map_content_to_grid()` for row-by-row assignment
- [x] 1.2.3 Handle content count mismatch (more/fewer cells)
## 2. PDF Generator Integration
### 2.1 New Rendering Path
- [x] 2.1.1 Add `render_from_cellboxes_grid()` method to TableRenderer
- [x] 2.1.2 Integrate into `draw_table_region()` with cellboxes-first check
- [x] 2.1.3 Maintain fallback to existing HTML-based rendering
### 2.2 Cell Rendering
- [x] 2.2.1 Draw cell borders using cell_boxes coordinates
- [x] 2.2.2 Render text content with proper alignment and padding
- [x] 2.2.3 Handle multi-line text within cells
## 3. Configuration
### 3.1 Settings
- [x] 3.1.1 Add `table_rendering_prefer_cellboxes: bool = True`
- [x] 3.1.2 Add `table_cellboxes_row_threshold: float = 15.0`
- [x] 3.1.3 Add `table_cellboxes_col_threshold: float = 15.0`
## 4. Testing
### 4.1 Unit Tests
- [x] 4.1.1 Test grid inference with various cell_box configurations
- [x] 4.1.2 Test content mapping edge cases
- [x] 4.1.3 Test coordinate clustering accuracy
### 4.2 Integration Tests
- [ ] 4.2.1 Test with `scan.pdf` Table 7 (the problematic case)
- [ ] 4.2.2 Verify no regression on existing table tests
- [ ] 4.2.3 Visual comparison of output PDFs
## 5. Documentation
- [x] 5.1 Update inline code comments
- [x] 5.2 Update spec with new table rendering requirement

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- **AND** support identical downstream operations (PDF generation, translation)
### Requirement: Enhanced OCR with Full PP-StructureV3
The system SHALL utilize the full capabilities of PP-StructureV3, extracting all 23 element types from parsing_res_list.
The system SHALL utilize the full capabilities of PP-StructureV3, extracting all 23 element types from parsing_res_list, with proper handling of visual elements and table coordinates.
#### Scenario: Extract comprehensive document structure
- **WHEN** processing through OCR track
@@ -84,9 +84,17 @@ The system SHALL utilize the full capabilities of PP-StructureV3, extracting all
#### Scenario: Extract table structure
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 identifies a table
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract cell content and boundaries
- **AND** validate cell_boxes coordinates against page boundaries
- **AND** apply fallback detection for invalid coordinates
- **AND** preserve table HTML for structure
- **AND** extract plain text for translation
#### Scenario: Extract visual elements with paths
- **WHEN** PP-StructureV3 identifies visual elements (IMAGE, FIGURE, CHART, DIAGRAM)
- **THEN** the system SHALL preserve saved_path for each element
- **AND** include image dimensions and format
- **AND** enable image embedding in output PDF
### Requirement: Structure-Preserving Translation Foundation
The system SHALL maintain document structure and layout information to support future translation features.
@@ -108,3 +116,26 @@ The system SHALL maintain document structure and layout information to support f
- **AND** calculate maximum text expansion ratios
- **AND** preserve non-translatable elements (logos, signatures)
### Requirement: Generate UnifiedDocument from direct extraction
The system SHALL convert PyMuPDF results to UnifiedDocument with correct table cell merging.
#### Scenario: Extract tables with cell merging
- **WHEN** direct extraction encounters a table
- **THEN** the system SHALL use PyMuPDF find_tables() API
- **AND** extract cell content with correct rowspan/colspan
- **AND** preserve merged cell boundaries
- **AND** skip placeholder cells covered by merges
#### Scenario: Filter decoration images
- **WHEN** extracting images from PDF
- **THEN** the system SHALL filter images smaller than minimum area threshold
- **AND** exclude covering/redaction images
- **AND** preserve meaningful content images
#### Scenario: Preserve text styling with image handling
- **WHEN** direct extraction completes
- **THEN** the system SHALL convert PyMuPDF results to UnifiedDocument
- **AND** preserve text styling, fonts, and exact positioning
- **AND** extract tables with cell boundaries, content, and merge info
- **AND** include only meaningful images in output

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- **THEN** the documentation SHALL explain how to delete unused cached models from `~/.paddlex/official_models/`
- **AND** list which model directories can be safely removed
### Requirement: Cell Over-Detection Filtering
The system SHALL validate PP-StructureV3 table detections using metric-based heuristics to filter over-detected cells.
#### Scenario: Cell density exceeds threshold
- **GIVEN** a table detected by PP-StructureV3 with cell_boxes
- **WHEN** cell density exceeds 3.0 cells per 10,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Average cell area below threshold
- **GIVEN** a table detected by PP-StructureV3
- **WHEN** average cell area is less than 3,000 px²
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Cell height too small
- **GIVEN** a table with height H and N cells
- **WHEN** (H / N) is less than 10 pixels
- **THEN** the system SHALL flag the table as over-detected
- **AND** reclassify the table as a TEXT element
#### Scenario: Valid tables are preserved
- **GIVEN** a table with normal metrics (density < 3.0, avg area > 3000, height/N > 10)
- **WHEN** validation is applied
- **THEN** the table SHALL be preserved unchanged
- **AND** all cell_boxes SHALL be retained
### Requirement: Table-to-Text Reclassification
The system SHALL convert over-detected tables to TEXT elements while preserving content.
#### Scenario: Table content is preserved
- **GIVEN** a table flagged for reclassification
- **WHEN** converting to TEXT element
- **THEN** the system SHALL extract text content from table HTML
- **AND** preserve the original bounding box
- **AND** set element type to TEXT
#### Scenario: Reading order is recalculated
- **GIVEN** tables have been reclassified as TEXT
- **WHEN** assembling the final page structure
- **THEN** the system SHALL recalculate reading order
- **AND** sort elements by y0 then x0 coordinates
### Requirement: Validation Configuration
The system SHALL provide configurable thresholds for cell validation.
#### Scenario: Default thresholds are applied
- **GIVEN** no custom configuration is provided
- **WHEN** validating tables
- **THEN** the system SHALL use default thresholds:
- max_cell_density: 3.0 cells/10000px²
- min_avg_cell_area: 3000 px²
- min_cell_height: 10 px
#### Scenario: Custom thresholds can be configured
- **GIVEN** custom validation thresholds in configuration
- **WHEN** validating tables
- **THEN** the system SHALL use the custom values
- **AND** apply them consistently to all pages