Dutch Romantype 16th-18th century

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Dutch Romantype 16th-18th century

This model is based on printed texts in the Roman-type fonts that were used in the
Low Countries, during the late 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th century. Some pages may have contained
(properly) transcribed Gothic font; as well as French or Latin texts have been included to ensure
the (more or less) proper transcription of words in those languages when occuring.

The type of sources used for this model, are books of ordinances,
which contained the norms (‘laws’) at the time.

This model has been the result of one of the KB National Library of the Netherlands
Researcher-in-Residence position 2019. The project was called ‘Entangled Histories’.

For more information regarding the background of the model and how to cite it,
please visit: www.https://lab.kb.nl/dataset/entangled-histories-ordinances-low-countries

The model has been trained on 88100 words and the CER on the validation set is 1.4%.

Model Overview

Name:
Dutch_Romantype_Pylaia
Creator:
Entangled Histories project
Model ID:
26138
Century:
16th, 17th, 18th
Languages:
Dutch
Script:
Latin alphabet
Engine:
PyLaia
Material:
Print
CER on validation set:
1.4 %
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This AI model was trained to automatically convert text from images of historical Latin alphabet documents into editable and searchable text.