All-in-One Multilingual Scene Text Recognition with Script-aware Mixture-of-Experts
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The paper introduces ScriptMoE, a script-aware mixture-of-experts architecture for all-in-one multilingual scene text recognition, along with the TextMuSS-10M synthetic dataset, achieving state-of-the-art accuracy on benchmarks.
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Multilingualscenetextrecognition(STR)remainschallengingduetothescarcityoftrainingdataformostlanguagesandthedifficultyofservingdiversescriptswithinasinglemodel.Existingsolutionseitherdeployonerecognizerperlanguage,inflatingcostandintroducingerroraccumulation,orrelyonmassivevision-languagemodels(VLMs)thatareexpensiveandstillinaccurateonmanyscripts.Inthiswork,wepursueanall-in-onemultilingualrecognizerthatissimplerthanper-languageexperts,lighterthanVLMs,andmoreaccuratethanboth.First,weconstructTextMuSS-10M,alarge-scalesyntheticscenetextdatasetspanning10scriptsand229languages.Itprovidesbalancedandsufficientsupervisionwhererealdataisunavailable.Second,weproposeScriptMoE,ascript-awareMixture-of-Experts(MoE)architecture.ItsharesasinglevisualencoderandreplacesthedensedecoderwithasparseMoEblock,whichconsistsofanimage-levelrouterdispatcheseachimagetothetop-2script-alignedexpertsandasharedexpertabsorbscross-scriptknowledge.ExtensiveexperimentsonourassembledTextMuSS-Bench(10scripts,10,899images)showthatScriptMoEachievesthehighestaccuracyof82.06%,outperformingthestrongestSTRbaselineby1.31%.OntheCC-OCRend-to-endmultilingualtask,replacingonlytherecognizerinPP-OCRv5withScriptMoEliftsF1scorefrom65.71%to80.89%,slightlysurpassingthebestVLM(80.73%)atafractionoftheparametercount.
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