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October 19, 2026
'Cultural Studies Seeks to Understand What Lies Beneath the Surface of Everyday Things'
Maxim Zhiganov has been exploring different aspects of sound for many years—first in relation to his native Perm and then on a broader, global scale. In this interview for the HSE Young Scientists project, he talks about sound maps, the special issue of the journal Logos, and why it is important to make the familiar less clear and obvious.
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Automatic Privacy Detection in Scanned Document Images Based on Deep Neural Networks

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Kopeykina Lyudmila, Savchenko A.

The authors consider the problem of automatic detection of private scanned documents based on text recognition with deep neural networks. The paper suggests implementing a two-phase approach with the first stage which includes efficient EAST text detection and recognition using Tesseract OCR Engine. Secondly, the authors classify the privacy of a scanned document by deep neural networks applied to the extracted text. After that, a special dataset is gathered in order to train these networks. The experiments show that using OCR Engine for both text detection and segmentation ends up with relatively poor identification of private documents when compared to preliminary text detection with EAST method. Moreover, conventional keyword spotting using the list of sensitive words is less accurate when compared to neural network-based methods. Finally, it was demonstrated that the classification of a bag of most frequent words outperforms traditional text classification techniques with LSTM and convolutional networks.

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Keywords: распознавание текстаtext recognitiondeep neural networksглубокие нейронные сетиprivacy detectionдетектирование персональных данных
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Эффективные методы распознавания мультимедийных данных для задач анализа предпочтений пользователей мобильных устройств (2019)

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2019 International Russian Automation Conference (RusAutoCon)
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