cstr/parseq-GGUF
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PARSeq — Scene Text Recognition (GGUF)
GGUF conversions of PARSeq (ECCV 2022) for use with CrispEmbed.
PARSeq is a scene text recognition model that reads text from natural images (signs, labels, documents). It recognizes 94 printable ASCII characters (digits, letters, punctuation).
Architecture
- Encoder: 12-layer pre-LN ViT (patch 4×8, input 32×128 RGB, 128 tokens, GELU FFN)
- Decoder: 1-layer two-stream Transformer (XLNet-style position queries + context self-attention, then cross-attention to encoder memory)
- Head: Linear → 95 classes (94 printable ASCII chars + EOS)
- Inference: Autoregressive greedy decode (max 25 characters)
Variants
All quantization levels produce identical output on test images.
Usage
# CLI
crispembed -m parseq-q8_0.gguf --ocr image.png
# Auto-download
crispembed -m parseq --auto-download --ocr image.pngfrom crispembed import CrispMathOcr
ocr = CrispMathOcr("parseq-q8_0.gguf")
text = ocr.recognize("sign.png")Benchmark (94-char, PARSeq-base)
Source
- Paper: Scene Text Recognition with Permuted Autoregressive Sequence Models (ECCV 2022)
- Code: baudm/parseq (Apache-2.0)
- Converted with
models/convert-parseq-to-gguf.pyfrom CrispEmbed
Provenance and EU AI Act Art. 53 note
- Upstream model: baudm/parseq.
- Upstream licence:
apache-2.0. This repository redistributes under the same terms; it grants no rights the upstream licence does not. - What was done here: format conversion and/or quantisation only (GGUF). No training, no fine-tuning, no merging, no distillation, no change to architecture, vocabulary or capability. Only the numeric representation of the upstream weights differs.
- Training data: documented — where it is documented at all — by the upstream provider; see the upstream model card. No training data was used, added or selected by this repository.
- Provider status: under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 the upstream authors remain the provider of this model. Converting the serialisation format does not make this repository the provider of a new general-purpose AI model, and no such claim is made. Questions about training content, copyright policy or model capability belong upstream.
