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import cv2
import pandas as pd
import json
from thefuzz import fuzz
from itertools import product
used_bounding_boxes = {}
def preprocess_entity(entity):
try:
token = entity.replace(",", "").strip()
return token
except:
pass
def calculate_proximity_score(box_a, box_b):
vertical_overlap = max(0, min(box_a["bottom"], box_b["bottom"]) - max(box_a["top"], box_b["top"]))
vertical_distance = 0 if vertical_overlap > 0 else min(abs(box_a["top"] - box_b["bottom"]), abs(box_a["bottom"] - box_b["top"]))
horizontal_overlap = max(0, min(box_a["right"], box_b["right"]) - max(box_a["left"], box_b["left"]))
horizontal_distance = 0 if horizontal_overlap > 0 else abs(box_a["right"] - box_b["left"])
return horizontal_distance + 2 * vertical_distance
def is_nearby(box_a, box_b, max_line_difference=5, max_distance=100):
return calculate_proximity_score(box_a, box_b) <= max_distance + 2 * max_line_difference
def merge_boxes(boxes):
min_left = min(box["left"] for box in boxes)
max_right = max(box["right"] for box in boxes)
min_top = min(box["top"] for box in boxes)
max_bottom = max(box["bottom"] for box in boxes)
return {"left": min_left, "right": max_right, "top": min_top, "bottom": max_bottom}
def find_potential_matches(dataframe, token, threshold=75):
potential_matches = []
for _, row in dataframe.iterrows():
ocr_text = preprocess_entity(row["text"])
score = fuzz.ratio(token, ocr_text)
if score > threshold:
potential_matches.append({
"box": {"left": row["left"], "right": row["right"], "top": row["top"], "bottom": row["bottom"]},
"score": score
})
return potential_matches
def find_best_sequence_heuristic(matches_list):
if not matches_list or len(matches_list[0]) == 0:
return []
best_sequence = [min(matches_list[0], key=lambda match: match["score"])]
for next_matches in matches_list[1:]:
current_box = best_sequence[-1]["box"]
next_best_match = min(next_matches, key=lambda match: calculate_proximity_score(current_box, match["box"]))
best_sequence.append(next_best_match)
return best_sequence
def process_single_token_entity(dataframe, entity, threshold=75):
global used_bounding_boxes
best_match = None
best_score = threshold
entity = preprocess_entity(entity)
if entity not in used_bounding_boxes:
used_bounding_boxes[entity] = []
for _, row in dataframe.iterrows():
ocr_text = preprocess_entity(row['text'])
score = fuzz.ratio(entity, ocr_text)
current_box = {'left': row['left'], 'right': row['right'], 'top': row['top'], 'bottom': row['bottom']}
if score > best_score and current_box not in used_bounding_boxes[entity]:
best_score = score
best_match = current_box
if best_match:
used_bounding_boxes[entity].append(best_match)
return best_match
def box_overlap(box1, box2):
"""Check if there’s any overlap in any coordinate between two boxes."""
return box1["left"] == box2["left"] or box1["right"] == box2["right"]
def all_boxes_unique(sequence_boxes, used_boxes):
"""Ensure no part of the boxes in sequence_boxes overlaps with any box in used_boxes."""
for seq_box in sequence_boxes:
for used_box in used_boxes:
if box_overlap(seq_box, used_box):
return False
return True
def get_next_best_sequence(all_potential_matches, previous_matches, entity):
"""
Try to find the next best sequence of matches that hasn’t used any part of the bounding boxes.
"""
# Flatten the list of used boxes for easier comparison.
used_boxes = [box for sequence in previous_matches.get(entity, []) for box in sequence]
for sequence in product(*all_potential_matches):
sequence_boxes = [match["box"] for match in sequence]
if all_boxes_unique(sequence_boxes, used_boxes):
return sequence # Found a sequence where no box part has been used before
return None # No unique sequence found
#working code
# def process_multi_token_entity(dataframe, entity, threshold=85):
# global used_bounding_boxes
# # if entity not in used_bounding_boxes:
# # used_bounding_boxes[entity] = []
# tokens = entity.split()
# all_potential_matches = [find_potential_matches(dataframe, token, threshold) for token in tokens]
# # Ensuring all tokens have at least one match
# if not all(matches for matches in all_potential_matches):
# return None
# # This assumes used_bounding_boxes[entity] holds lists of used sequences of boxes (not merged boxes)
# previous_matches = used_bounding_boxes.get(entity, [])
# next_best_sequence = get_next_best_sequence(all_potential_matches, used_bounding_boxes, entity)
# if next_best_sequence:
# new_boxes_sequence = [match["box"] for match in next_best_sequence]
# merged_box = merge_boxes(new_boxes_sequence)
# # If we found a new sequence, add it to the used sequences for this entity
# if entity not in used_bounding_boxes:
# used_bounding_boxes[entity] = []
# used_bounding_boxes[entity].append(new_boxes_sequence)
# return merged_box
# return None
def process_multi_token_entity(dataframe, entity, threshold=75, max_distance=100, max_line_difference=3):
global used_bounding_boxes
tokens = entity.split()
all_potential_matches = [find_potential_matches(dataframe, token, threshold) for token in tokens]
if not all(matches for matches in all_potential_matches):
return None
if entity not in used_bounding_boxes:
used_bounding_boxes[entity] = []
previous_matches = used_bounding_boxes.get(entity, [])
all_sequences = list(product(*all_potential_matches)) # Create all possible sequences
valid_sequences = [] # List to hold sequences that meet the is_nearby condition
for sequence in all_sequences:
sequence_boxes = [match["box"] for match in sequence]
sequence_is_valid = True
for i in range(len(sequence_boxes) - 1):
if not is_nearby(sequence_boxes[i], sequence_boxes[i + 1], max_line_difference, max_distance):
sequence_is_valid = False
break
if sequence_is_valid:
valid_sequences.append(sequence)
# Sort valid sequences by their cumulative proximity score, to prioritize those with boxes closer together
valid_sequences = sorted(valid_sequences, key=lambda seq: sum(calculate_proximity_score(seq[i]["box"], seq[i+1]["box"]) for i in range(len(seq) - 1)))
next_best_sequence = None
for sequence in valid_sequences:
sequence_boxes = [match["box"] for match in sequence]
if all_boxes_unique(sequence_boxes, [box for sublist in previous_matches for box in sublist]):
next_best_sequence = sequence
break
if next_best_sequence:
new_boxes_sequence = [match["box"] for match in next_best_sequence]
merged_box = merge_boxes(new_boxes_sequence)
used_bounding_boxes[entity].append(new_boxes_sequence)
return merged_box
return None
def draw_bounding_boxes(image_path, bounding_boxes, entity_names):
image = cv2.imread(image_path)
font = cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX
for box, name in zip(bounding_boxes, entity_names):
if box:
cv2.rectangle(image, (box["left"], box["top"]), (box["right"], box["bottom"]), (0, 255, 0), 2)
cv2.putText(image, name, (box["left"], max(box["top"] - 10, 0)), font, 0.5, (0, 0, 255), 2)
cv2.imwrite("annotated_image_using_dp1119.jpg", image)
def main(json_path, csv_path, image_path):
with open(json_path, "r") as f:
data = json.load(f)
dataframe = pd.read_csv(csv_path)
bounding_boxes = []
entity_names = []
# Existing processing for non-special sections
special_sections = ["amounts_and_tax","Payment Details"] # Define special handling cases here
for section in ["invoice_details", "Payment Details", "amounts_and_tax"]:
entities = data.get(section, {})
# Check if the current section needs special handling
if section not in special_sections:
for entity_name, entity_value in entities.items():
entity_value_no_comma = preprocess_entity(entity_value)
if " " in entity_value_no_comma:
box = process_multi_token_entity(dataframe, entity_value_no_comma)
else:
box = process_single_token_entity(dataframe, entity_value_no_comma)
if box:
bounding_boxes.append(box)
entity_names.append(entity_name)
else:
# Special handling for "amounts_and_tax" section
reversed_dataframe = dataframe.iloc[::-1].reset_index(drop=True) # Reverse the dataframe
for entity_name, entity_value in entities.items():
entity_value_no_comma = preprocess_entity(entity_value)
if " " in entity_value_no_comma:
# Use the reversed_dataframe for multi-token entities
box = process_multi_token_entity(reversed_dataframe, entity_value_no_comma)
else:
# Use the reversed_dataframe for single-token entities
box = process_single_token_entity(reversed_dataframe, entity_value_no_comma)
if box:
bounding_boxes.append(box)
entity_names.append(entity_name)
draw_bounding_boxes(image_path, bounding_boxes, entity_names)
main("/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/row_skip.json", "/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/check.csv", "/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/check.jpeg")
ASSISTANT
To refactor the given code into an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) approach, I would recommend creating classes that encapsulate related functionalities. Here's how you can structure it:
1. `EntityPreprocessor`: Handles preprocessing of entities (removing commas, stripping spaces).
2. `BoundingBoxTools`: Contains methods related to bounding boxes calculations, like calculating proximity score, checking if boxes are nearby, merging boxes, etc.
3. `Matcher`: Handles finding potential matches for given tokens using fuzzy logic, finding best sequences of matches, and processing single-token and multi-token entities.
4. `BoxDrawer`: Manages drawing bounding boxes on images and saving them.
This structure promotes code reusability and clarity. Here's a simplified version on how you can approach this:
```python
import cv2
import pandas as pd
import json
from thefuzz import fuzz
from itertools import product
class EntityPreprocessor:
@staticmethod
def preprocess_entity(entity):
try:
token = entity.replace(",", "").strip()
return token
except:
pass
class BoundingBoxTools:
@staticmethod
def calculate_proximity_score(box_a, box_b):
...
# Similar to the provided calculate_proximity_score function
...
@staticmethod
def is_nearby(box_a, box_b, max_line_difference=5, max_distance=100):
...
# Similar to the provided is_nearby function
...
@staticmethod
def merge_boxes(boxes):
...
# Similar to the provided merge_boxes function
...
@staticmethod
def box_overlap(box1, box2):
...
# Similar to the provided box_overlap function
...
@staticmethod
def all_boxes_unique(sequence_boxes, used_boxes):
...
# Similar to the provided all_boxes_unique function
...
class Matcher:
def __init__(self):
self.used_bounding_boxes = {}
def find_potential_matches(self, dataframe, token, threshold=75):
...
# Adapted from find_potential_matches function
...
def find_best_sequence_heuristic(self, matches_list):
...
# Adapted from find_best_sequence_heuristic function
...
def process_single_token_entity(self, dataframe, entity, threshold=75):
...
# Adapted from process_single_token_entity function
...
def process_multi_token_entity(self, dataframe, entity, threshold=75, max_distance=100, max_line_difference=3):
...
# Adapted from process_multi_token_entity function
...
class BoxDrawer:
@staticmethod
def draw_bounding_boxes(image_path, bounding_boxes, entity_names):
...
# Adapted from draw_bounding_boxes function
...
class DocumentProcessor:
def main(self, json_path, csv_path, image_path):
...
# Adapted from the main function, using above classes
...
# Usage example
if __name__ == "__main__":
processor = DocumentProcessor()
processor.main(
"/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/row_skip.json",
"/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/check.csv",
"/home/ritik1s/Desktop/bbox_issues/temp_GPT/check.jpeg"
)
```
I have omitted the method bodies to focus on the class structure, but you should move your existing logic into the appropriate methods of these classes. The `DocumentProcessor` class orchestrates the process using instances of the other classes. This structure makes it easier to manage and understand the code by organizing related operations into their own classes.
It's important to note that while I've structured this as a starting point for converting your procedural code into an OOP format, further refinements and adjustments may be needed based on your project's complete requirements and any additional functionalities you'd like to implement.