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Name: figcrop
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: High-quality figure extraction from dense research-paper PDFs
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Author: TadaLab Keio
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License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/tadalab-keio/figcrop
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Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/tadalab-keio/figcrop
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Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/tadalab-keio/figcrop/issues
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Keywords: pdf,figures,research-papers,layout-analysis,openvino
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# figcrop
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Extract figures from research-paper PDFs by real figure number.
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figcrop uses MinerU's PP-DocLayoutV2 layout model for visual-region detection,
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then adds its own PDF-text and geometry logic to group panels into whole figures,
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remove captions, and trim page furniture. It is designed for dense semiconductor
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## Features
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- Extract whole `Fig.N` outputs, including multi-panel figures, by the real figure
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number found in the PDF text layer.
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- Keep figure-internal labels, process-flow text, axes, table borders, and panels,
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while excluding the caption line.
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- Optionally include the matched caption text in the crop with
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`caption_mode: "include"`.
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- Run as a persistent local HTTP server so the layout model is loaded once.
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- Use OpenVINO by default for fast local inference; torch backends remain available.
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- Trim modes:
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- `mask` default: fast trim using an ignore mask for captions, page furniture,
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neighbor frame lines, and thin anti-aliased edge bleed.
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- `whiteband`: extra local whitespace snapping around the detector bbox. This is
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slower but useful as a conservative safety mode for difficult crops.
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- Handles slide/poster-style cells in some PDFs by clipping giant page-level
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## Requirements
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- Python 3.10-3.13. Windows is the main tested environment.
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- `uv` is recommended; the setup scripts install into the project-local `.venv`.
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- First run downloads model weights from Hugging Face.
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- OpenVINO GPU is the recommended default. NPU is not currently useful for this
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RT-DETR layout model.
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## Setup
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## Install From GitHub
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CLI directly from GitHub:
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```powershell
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```powershell
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figcrop help
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figcrop extract paper.pdf out --caption include
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`figcrop` is the main human/agent CLI. `figcrop-mcp` is only needed when an MCP
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## Usage
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`<py>` means `.venv\Scripts\python.exe` on Windows or `.venv/bin/python` on Unix.
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For AI agents, the shortest path is:
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```powershell
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Then inspect the JPEGs and `out/figures.json`. Do not treat a successful command
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Output files are JPEG crops plus a `figures.json` manifest in `out_dir`.
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