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Yuqi Ma¹, Yongbo Li¹, Guang Long¹

¹College of Computer Information Science, College of Software, Southwest University, Chongqing, 400715, China.

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Researchers developed the Dongba1800 dataset for automated Dongba script detection. This resource aids in analyzing ancient Naxi manuscripts, history, and culture.

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Area of Science:

* Digital Humanities
* Cultural Heritage Informatics
* Paleography

Background:

* The Dongba script is a unique pictographic writing system of the Naxi people in China.
* Accurate detection of Dongba script is vital for understanding ancient Naxi language, history, and culture.
* Automated detection facilitates efficient data extraction from numerous manuscripts for translation and corpus construction.

Purpose of the Study:

* To introduce the Dongba1800 dataset for Dongba script detection.
* To provide a valuable resource for researchers studying Dongba manuscripts.
* To enable efficient and optimized organization and study of historical texts.

Main Methods:

* Creation of the Dongba1800 dataset with 1800 annotated images of Dongba manuscripts.
* Annotation of 111,702 Dongba characters within images of varying resolutions.
* Technical validation of the dataset using various text detection models.

Main Results:

* The Dongba1800 dataset effectively addresses challenges like character complexity, varied writing styles, and image degradation.
* Validation confirmed the dataset's effectiveness and reliability for Dongba script detection.
* The dataset simplifies and optimizes the study of Dongba manuscripts.

Conclusions:

* The Dongba1800 dataset is a significant contribution to the field of digital humanities and cultural heritage research.
* This resource empowers archaeologists and researchers to better interpret and preserve Dongba manuscripts.
* Automated Dongba script detection technology, supported by this dataset, enhances scholarly analysis.