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View docscanner_6.yml
name: Build Android APK
on:
push:
branches:
- main
- on_device_scanning_app
pull_request:
branches:
- main
View docscanner_5.kt
// Given the bitmap, send the request to the API
private fun createRequest(image : Bitmap, url : String, callback: Callback , processImage : Boolean = false ) {
// Create a temporary file and write the processed Bitmap to it.
// Note, the image is scaled down and then sent to the API. See `@processImage` method.
tempImageFile = File.createTempFile( "image" , "png" )
FileOutputStream( tempImageFile ).run{
val resizedImage = if ( processImage ) {
processImage( image )
}
else {
View docscanner_4.kt
class CoreAlgorithm( private var openCVResultCallback: OpenCVResultCallback ) {
interface OpenCVResultCallback {
fun onDocumentRectResult( rect : Rect )
fun onBinarizeDocResult( binImage : Bitmap )
}
fun getDocumentRect( image: Bitmap ) {
var x = Mat()
Utils.bitmapToMat(image, x)
View docscanner_3.py
from document import get_rect
# Streamlit application to test the document scanning algorithm
st.title( '📄 Document Scanning with OpenCV' )
st.markdown(
"""
Upload an image containing a document. Make sure that,
1. There's good contrast between the background and the document.
2. The entire document is contained within the image. Meaning, all corners of the document should be visible in the image
"""
View docscanner_2.py
import cv2
import numpy as np
from fastapi import FastAPI, File, UploadFile
from fastapi.responses import Response
from document import get_rect, get_binarized_img
app = FastAPI()
# POST method to get the rect of the cropped document
# It requires an `image` in the body of the request
View docscanner_1.py
import numpy as np
import cv2
# Returns the coordinates ( x , y , w , h ) for the bounding box of the document in the given
# image. This image processing algorithm has a number of limitations like:
# 1. It requires high contrast between the document and the background to detect the edges
# 2. The document should be contained within the image only ( the four vertices of the document must be present
# in the input image )
def get_rect( img ):
View sklearn_android_5.kt
// Initialize the views
val inputEditText = findViewById<EditText>( R.id.input_edittext )
val outputTextView = findViewById<TextView>( R.id.output_textview )
val button = findViewById<Button>( R.id.predict_button )
button.setOnClickListener {
// Parse input from inputEditText
val inputs = inputEditText.text.toString().toFloatOrNull()
if ( inputs != null ) {
val ortEnvironment = OrtEnvironment.getEnvironment()
View sklearn_android_4.kt
// Make predictions with given inputs
private fun runPrediction( input : Float , ortSession: OrtSession , ortEnvironment: OrtEnvironment ) : Float {
// Get the name of the input node
val inputName = ortSession.inputNames?.iterator()?.next()
// Make a FloatBuffer of the inputs
val floatBufferInputs = FloatBuffer.wrap( floatArrayOf( input ) )
// Create input tensor with floatBufferInputs of shape ( 1 , 1 )
val inputTensor = OnnxTensor.createTensor( ortEnvironment , floatBufferInputs , longArrayOf( 1, 1 ) )
// Run the model
val results = ortSession.run( mapOf( inputName to inputTensor ) )
View sklearn_android_3.kt
// Create an OrtSession with the given OrtEnvironment
private fun createORTSession( ortEnvironment: OrtEnvironment ) : OrtSession {
val modelBytes = resources.openRawResource( R.raw.sklearn_model ).readBytes()
return ortEnvironment.createSession( modelBytes )
}
View sklearn_android_2.py
from skl2onnx import convert_sklearn
from skl2onnx.common.data_types import FloatTensorType
# Specify an initial type for the model ( similar to input shape for the model )
initial_type = [
( 'input_study_hours' , FloatTensorType( [None,1] ) )
]
# Write the ONNX model to disk
converted_model = convert_sklearn( regressor , initial_types=initial_type )