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There are 2 types of pre-trained models that users can start with - purpose-built pre-trained models and meta-architecture vision models. Purpose-built pre-trained models are highly accurate models that are trained on millions of objects for a specific task. The pre-trained weights for meta-architecture vision models merely act as a starting point to build more complex models. These pre-trained weights are trained on Open image dataset and they provide a much better starting point for training versus starting from scratch or starting from random weights. With the latter choice, users can choose from 100+ permutations of model architecture and backbone. See the illustration below.
Most models trained with TAO toolkit are natively integrated for inference with DeepStream. If the model is integrated, it is supported by the reference deepstream-app. If the model is not natively integrated in the SDK, you can find a reference application on the GitHub repo. See the table below for information on the models supported. For models integrated into deepstream-app, we have provided sample config files for each of the networks. The sample config files are available in the -AI-IOT/deepstream_reference_apps/blob/master/deepstream_app_tao_configs/ folder. The table below also lists config files for each model.
Except for UNET and License plate recognition (LPR), all models can be deployed in native etlt format. etlt is the TAO export format. For UNET and LPR model, you will need to convert the etlt file to TensorRT engine before running with DeepStream. Use tao-converter to converter etlt to TensorRT engine. tao-converter are very hardware specific, see table below for the appropriate version for your hardware.
The new GdPicture OCR engine is included. It features better results and a wider variety of languages. Out of the box, PDF Converter for SharePoint On-Premises is supplied with many languages for the GdPicture OCR engine, including:
Here's sample code. You can also read this article to learn how to configure GdPicture Converter to use it globally. If you need to avoid Microsoft Office as a dependency, refer to this knowledge base article.
In the latest version of PDF Converter for SharePoint On-Premises, we introduced the following changes due to the security risks with older versions of Chromium and Chrome. (This can be mitigated by using installed Chrome with regular updates.) Additionally, we removed the bundled Chromium to make the installer smaller and reduce installation time.
As of version 7.0 the OCR and PDF/A Archiving add-on license allows a PDF to be optimised for use on the web (FastWebView / Linearization). This option cannot be used in combination with PDF Security and encryption.
When using the new automatic watermarking functionality to apply watermarks when new files are uploaded, then this process is not triggered when using SharePoint 2010 AND uploading the file using the Windows Explorer. As a workaround either apply watermarks using workflows or upload files using the regular SharePoint upload facilities.
InfoPath ships with a dialog box that allows the user to select which views (multiple) are printed when a form is sent to the printer. In InfoPath 2007 this functionality is ignored when generating PDF files, however in InfoPath 2010 these views are given priority over Muhimbi's own dynamic view selection functionality. If you wish to use Muhimbi's dynamic view selection features in combination with InfoPath 2010 then please make sure no views are selected in InfoPath's Print Multiple Views dialog. We hope to find a more permanent workaround for a next software release.
Due to a bug in SharePoint 2010, workflows that contain a lookup value as part of a text field (e.g. [%Shared Documents:Modified By%]) may have a side effect on any other text that is stored in the same text field. You will find that until this bug has been fixed by Microsoft, one level of back slashes is stripped out. A simple workaround is to replace any backslashes in your text with double backslashes (\\). SharePoint 2007 does not suffer from this problem.
PowerPoint files that contain 'smart art' objects and are saved in the 'Pre Office 2007' PPT format are converted correctly with the exception of the Smart Art. As a workaround switch to using Office 2010 on the server or save the presentation using the PPTX, ODP or XML format.
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