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@ -74,15 +74,17 @@ Alternatively, running `make models` will download and extract models to `$(PWD)
The basic command-line interface can be called like this: The basic command-line interface can be called like this:
eynollah \ ```sh
-i <image file name> \ eynollah \
-o <directory to write output xml or enhanced image> \ -i <image file name> \
-m <directory of models> \ -o <directory to write output xml or enhanced image> \
-fl <if true, the tool will perform full layout analysis> \ -m <directory of models> \
-ae <if true, the tool will resize and enhance the image and produce the resulting image as output> \ -fl <if true, the tool will perform full layout analysis> \
-as <if true, the tool will check whether the document needs rescaling or not> \ -ae <if true, the tool will resize and enhance the image and produce the resulting image as output> \
-cl <if true, the tool will extract the contours of curved textlines instead of rectangle bounding boxes> \ -as <if true, the tool will check whether the document needs rescaling or not> \
-si <if a directory is given here, the tool will output image regions inside documents there> -cl <if true, the tool will extract the contours of curved textlines instead of rectangle bounding boxes> \
-si <if a directory is given here, the tool will output image regions inside documents there>
```
The tool does accept and works better on original images (RGB format) than binarized images. The tool does accept and works better on original images (RGB format) than binarized images.