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Naive solution for finding a map page on a PDF by word frequency
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require 'rmagick' | |
require 'rtesseract' | |
## Utility for extracting the map page from a survey_map pdf | |
class Utils::MapExtract | |
attr_reader :pdf_file, :images | |
def initialize(pdf_file) | |
@pdf_file = pdf_file | |
@images = [] | |
end | |
# Returns an io instance of the page with fewest words | |
def process! | |
Magick::Image.read(pdf_file).each_with_index do |pdf, idx| | |
filename = "#{basename}_#{idx}.png" | |
tmp = "/tmp/#{filename}" | |
pdf.write(tmp) | |
word_count = word_count_on_page(tmp) | |
images << { file: tmp, size: word_count } | |
end | |
io = File.read(map[:file]) | |
cleanup | |
io | |
end | |
def map | |
@map ||= images.sort_by { |i| i[:size] }.first | |
end | |
def cleanup | |
images.each { |img| File.delete img[:file] } | |
end | |
def basename | |
File.basename(pdf_file, '.pdf') | |
end | |
def word_count_on_page(img) | |
RTesseract.new(img).to_s.split(' ').count | |
end | |
end |
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