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PRImA

Pattern Recognition & Image Analysis Research Lab

REID2017 Schedule

The ICDAR2017 Competition on Recognition of Early Indian printed Documents will run as follows:

Until June 12, 2017	Registration open. Developers of candidate methods register their intention to participate and receive a username & password, which will enable them to download the example dataset (document images and associated ground truth). Also, once registered, further details on the organisation of the competition can be accessed.
June 8, 2017	Registered developers will be able to download the document images of the evaluation dataset.
June 19, 2017	Developers submit the results of the candidate methods along with the executables of the candidate methods (to be able to replicate the results) and a brief description of each method. The organisers then evaluate the submitted results and prepare a detailed report describing and comparing the candidate methods.
ICDAR2017	The results will be announced at an ICDAR2017 special session.

For more information on requirements, formats, representative examples and ground truth (including a viewer), please see the Resources page.