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ALTO Tools

:snake: tools for performing various operations on ALTO XML files


Installation

Clone the repository, enter it and run

pip install .

Usage

alto-tools <INPUT> [OPTION] 

INPUT should be the path to an ALTO file or directory containing ALTO files.

Output is sent to stdout.

OPTION Description
-t --text Extract UTF-8 encoded text content
-c --confidence Extract mean OCR word confidence score
-i --illustrations Extract bounding box coordinates of <Illustration> elements
-g --graphics Extract bounding box coordinates of <GraphicalElement> elements

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