Meeting Date: Tue May 19 2026
Source: Google Doc Link
Summary
Meeting established updated Transcribus guidelines via consensus on region management and confirmed existing high quality polygon standards.
Region Box Management
Participants agreed to maintain the current single region box structure for batches 1 through 3. New guidelines requiring separate region boxes will apply to batch 4 onwards.
Complex Layout Handling
Guidance confirmed splitting lines interrupted by images is acceptable. Separate boxes for page numbers and side notes remain the correct approach for current formatting standards.
Polygon Standards
The team confirmed established polygon creation workflows remain accurate. Future complex layout questions will be addressed through direct support on Discord.
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Suggested Next Steps
- [Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation, tashi dhondup] Apply Workflow: Apply the agreed-upon Transcribus workflow for batch 4 by separating images, text, and side notes into distinct region boxes.
- [Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation, tashi dhondup] Request Guidance: Send links to the Discord channel for any images or document pages that present complex or unclear layout issues.
- [Élie Roux] Provide Feedback: Evaluate the cases shared by the team on Discord and provide visual feedback or guidance on the preferred methodology.
- [Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation, tashi dhondup] Update Demo: Add challenging document examples, such as complex text inserts or unusual page layouts, to the demo collection for group review.
Details
- Transcribus Guideline Introduction: Participants, including Élie Roux, Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation, and tashi dhondup, met to discuss document transcription guidelines using the Transcribus platform (00:00:00). The team accessed a shared document to visualize and clarify how regions and boxes should be organized for their transcription project (00:10:02).
- Region Box Guidelines: Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation raised a concern regarding previous guidance that required every baseline, text element, and polygon to be contained within a single main region box. Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation noted that a recent update suggested keeping text, baselines, and region polygons in separate, distinct boxes (00:11:38). They expressed concern that switching to this new method would require rearranging all the work completed since the beginning of the project (00:13:31).
- Batch Management Strategy: Élie Roux suggested that for batches one through three, the team should maintain the current structure of using one large region box to avoid excessive re-work. For batch four and all future work, the team reached a consensus to adopt the new guidelines involving smaller, separate region boxes (00:13:31).
- Segmenting Complex Layouts: tashi dhondup highlighted challenges regarding pages where images appear in the middle of text. They sought clarification on whether these images, along with captions and small, misplaced text segments, should be handled as separate regions. Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation expressed uncertainty about how such segmenting would affect future model training, as there was no prior experience with these specific layout complexities (00:16:22).
- Communication Workflow for Future Challenges: Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation requested direct guidance on how to handle specific, difficult formatting cases to ensure consistency and improve the workflow speed (00:19:47). Élie Roux agreed to provide support by reviewing specific image links on Discord whenever the team encounters ambiguous layouts, providing screenshots or guidance on the recommended approach for each case (00:20:56).
- Handling Image-Interrupted Text: The team reviewed specific examples in Transcribus where images split text lines (00:21:54). Élie Roux confirmed that the current approach of splitting the line when an image appears in the middle is acceptable, as the AI will be able to recognize the lines correctly in the future regardless of the visual break (00:23:17).
- Formatting Page Numbers and Side Notes: Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation asked if page numbers and sidebar notes should be placed in separate boxes. Élie Roux confirmed that using separate boxes for these elements is the correct approach and verified that the team's current method for doing so is accurate (00:25:04).
- Managing Text Inserts without Baselines: The group discussed how to handle text inserts that lack a clear baseline. Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation asked if these should be grouped in the same region box as the surrounding text (00:26:37). Élie Roux noted that while additional baselines are generally preferred for glosses or inserts, in cases where they are tightly integrated, the team should use their best judgment and keep them in the same region box to maintain the flow (00:27:33).
- Prioritizing Text Flow and Line Ordering: Regarding complicated inserts and line numbering, Élie Roux advised against overly complex reordering strategies (00:29:58). They suggested focusing on maintaining main baselines and polygons, acknowledging that while line order might appear messy in instances with many inserts, this approach is acceptable because the model may struggle with complex re-flow, and perfection in that area is not feasible (00:30:59).
- Clarification of Demo Documentation and Polygon Standards: Élie Roux clarified that the demo provided earlier was intended to show region and baseline organization and did not feature complete polygon work (00:32:03). Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation and tashi dhondup were instructed to continue their established, high-quality work on polygon creation, as that aspect of their workflow does not require changes (00:35:45).
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Meeting Transcript
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May 19, 2026
Line Outlining (Transkribus guidelines) - Transcript
00:00:00
CommOps Manager: Hello. Hello. Hello.
Élie Roux: Hello.
tashi dhondup: Hello.
CommOps Manager: Sorry, guys. I'm still I'm still waiting at the Tibetan doctor right now. So, I'm just joining from the side.
Élie Roux: Oh, are you okay?
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Can I can I get
CommOps Manager: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Just everything. Oh, look at the back.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: home?
CommOps Manager: Well, can you hear me? Okay. Yeah.
Élie Roux: Yeah.
CommOps Manager: Everything everything fine. Just Tuesdays are busy days.
Élie Roux: Okay.
CommOps Manager: That's all. Let's go ahead. What What What questions did you guys have? Jenny, you want to start or
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: How are
tashi dhondup: Oh,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: you?
CommOps Manager: Okay. They will.
tashi dhondup: I think better to explain about this detail things otherwise my English is very broken so I don't know as well explain as well they make a more confusing I'm not very sure
Élie Roux: Yeah, no problem. It's always easier looking at the screen.
00:10:02
Élie Roux: Yeah.
CommOps Manager: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let's go this way.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh I will try to like explain but I'm not sure but
CommOps Manager: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: I will try. Okay.
CommOps Manager: potato,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh so uh uh last time Gulla
CommOps Manager: I
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: and we had a discussion about this guideline and uh we have not like uh understand this one. Uh
Élie Roux: Uh, okay. So,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: uh region
Élie Roux: I can Yeah. Um, no, I think maybe it will be easier if you open it in transcribus and then we can see how how it's organized. Um, I think there's a link um in the document to the the transcribers document.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: It's copying. Okay.
Élie Roux: Well, I think if you just uh you know on the document where the demo is, there's there's a link to the to transcribus on the right uh page. Let's see.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh, wait. Except where did you
00:11:38
Élie Roux: Oh, yeah. Here. Oh, this one. Yeah. Here.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: This one do some
Élie Roux: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: stuff.
tashi dhondup: There you go.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uhhuh.
tashi dhondup: Oh.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh the uh we have a question about this one sir. the uh before uh before uh Gala guided us
Élie Roux: Yep.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: uh that uh the main region box like the outer box uh it should be like uh it should be uh out of like no no uh I mean uh every region box and every baseline and every text uh it should be in a main region box and but now gain enila has uh uh written that uh it is it should be like separate uh text should text should be like separate like this one the green line.
Élie Roux: Mhm.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: The green line uh this is this box this region should be like uh every text and every uh region polygon and baseline should be in uh one region box and other like this one uh it shouldn't be like in the main region box.
00:13:31
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: It should be like put in a separate like this one. But uh we have done it like the other way uh from the start. So if it's like if it's going to be like this then we have to like rearrange everything from the start. So we have not come to conclusion about this
Élie Roux: Right. Um okay. So that's um so I think yeah there's like two questions.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: one.
Élie Roux: Uh one is what's the ideal situation and then you know what's uh what should we do you know because we also don't want to spend too much time you know redoing everything etc. So I think what you could do is you know when you want to take like new images uh like you know for batch four I think uh maybe you can do it you can try according to this guideline with like the smaller uh you know different regions etc. And then for you know batch one to three uh you can just you know have one big region and uh and that will be fine really no problem.
00:14:38
Élie Roux: Would that be okay
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh, you want to push
Élie Roux: or
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: this?
CommOps Manager: Uh, so what he's Uh job.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: uh okay then uh if it's like uh it's okay if you like if you guys are agree with that then we can continue with the batch four like this new Okay.
Élie Roux: Okay. Yeah. Like um I don't know. Uh Troop, do you have like is it okay for you or
tashi dhondup: Yeah. Uh first uh sorry I just like uh the previous stories how to guide them. Let me explain a little bit. And uh actually the yeah many years back we did it and then after then I research a little bit and then the result is this text region the main text region with if there are two side there are images that images separately the image line and then the text region is only include there. Some problems is that there are some numbers and some other titles. This is the just the side of the images.
00:16:22
tashi dhondup: These are should be separate region uh and uh polyons uh and the some sometimes the image comes the middle of the text that is the one confused. So the Trinand we couldn't uh make this decisions for this kind of situations. Uh so I think right this time we have to discuss is how to make uh confirm about this things like images come uh middle of the text because this images comes within the main text region right. So if the image uh make one the image region is make difference it will work better or similar or make more confused we don't know because we don't have experience with models to training during the training what this will work so and also the uh captions write the uh text below the images this should be separate because separate region and poly because it's not a part of the main text it's just like a caption so that is the what we uh discuss with China and then we begin discuss but after I explained is you sometimes make doing different things and so this time the matter is the images comes uh the center of the uh text and uh also the some if there are no images and then some small uh textes just below the lines there because there the handwritings they missing sometimes they forget and missing some spelling or like these kind of small things.
00:18:30
tashi dhondup: First we make two different uh solutions. If that's uh small letters just a part of the first line and then the polygon should be the one all of them but it's your we are very confusing it will work or no or we have to if we separate at the separate region and the the polygon then we cannot see the uh line numbers the other side so it's very confusing so I ask some questions to the area right area uh and then but I'm he seems not really sure and also that's that is the problem
Élie Roux: Okay. Uh okay.
tashi dhondup: so make more clear
Élie Roux: So uh what I propose we do is uh so we can um you know so let's forget about batch one to three you know we can either come back later or try to do things automatically. But so for batch four what I would propose we do is um let's start this way and every time you have like a question you know you you send me like the the you know the link to the the image on transcribers and then we can look at it together if you want.
00:19:47
tashi dhondup: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh sir sir uh it would be like much better if like uh if
Élie Roux: Yep.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: you guide us like it should be like uh put it in a that way and it should be like uh it that way like if you guide it like uh uh how to do it like from now from right from Then we will do it like according to that like uh if if we didn't like know what kind of like this should be like done then asking uh you and uh taking few times then uh we have to tell them also. So it take few times and uh workflow is little bit slower. So please don't mind me. But if you like uh just fix the thing like um the image should be like uh this and the text should be like this and the site note should be like this this and then it would be like complete perfect for us. So we won't get like uh uh confused in future and also and the work will be like uh much better I think.
00:20:56
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh so it would be very very very uh helpful sir.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Abs. Absolutely. So like the the main thing I think what uh Tundrup was saying is that you know I I have an idea that you know for this image we should do like that but there's like other uh you know other pages where I'm you know we will have to uh discuss what to do because maybe like if the image is in the middle and there's like different cases right there sometimes the line go through and sometimes it's just like different columns and these are like two different cases I think. So I think the best thing would be okay so for for now on you do like that you know with the different regions etc and uh if you know if group you see well here we're not sure what to do you know with the the image is in the middle etc what should we do then we you send it on the discord and then I look at it and you know we I just give you a screenshot of what I think is is the best option etc.
00:21:54
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh actually uh we do have like sample uh we can show you now. Is it okay?
Élie Roux: Yeah. Oh, you're muted.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: This
Élie Roux: Oh, you're muted, Dundr. We can't hear you.
tashi dhondup: Oh, sorry.
Élie Roux: Okay, we can
tashi dhondup: I cannot remember the page numbers. But you just scroll down then maybe you can see there the different images slowly
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Yeah. Yeah. Uhoh.
tashi dhondup: slowly otherwise it's kind of it's blur. Okay. Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Yeah. So, uh this is the main question about the picture one. The when the picture come in the middle then we have like this line is different and this is different but the text is like as in a it should be in a one
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: line right.
tashi dhondup: Is the cut any
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: It is it is like one sentence but when picture come in the middle then it it is like uh we are doing it in half and a half and it is is it right or it should be like in one
00:23:17
Élie Roux: Um, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's good.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: line.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. No,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So,
Élie Roux: absolutely.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: so, so the AI will be like uh
Élie Roux: Nothing.
tashi dhondup: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: I mean the AI will recognize this like line in a same no problem in future.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Oh, yeah. No problem. Yeah. I mean, so
tashi dhondup: Otherwise the lines there number is correct three and four five just continually it's work that's good otherwise Emma is talking but we cannot her
CommOps Manager: Sorry. Now I did. I just finished the appointment. Now you have my full attention.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Sorry.
tashi dhondup: so I continue talking I means
CommOps Manager: Yes. Yes. Go ahead. Go ahead.
tashi dhondup: you're talking I can see your mouth is moving but we cannot hear.
CommOps Manager: H. Sorry. Sorry. I was I was talking to the doctor.
tashi dhondup: So
00:24:09
CommOps Manager: No.
tashi dhondup: yeah.
Élie Roux: Oh,
tashi dhondup: Oh sorry.
Élie Roux: I think we lost the
tashi dhondup: Uh you see there a line uh the lines it's the number page numbers you can see there the four and the five is actually same same line because the the
Élie Roux: that yeah that that's fine.
tashi dhondup: control okay that's good
Élie Roux: So the yeah the the way it works in transcribus is that so yeah here it's it's very good.
tashi dhondup: then okay okay we are confused with
Élie Roux: Yeah that's perfect like that.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
tashi dhondup: this situation
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: And uh okay. So uh we will going to continue doing like this, right? Gila.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Know this is good.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay. Okay.
Élie Roux: And so the other case I guess is when you have like you know uh like a title page where there's uh you know three images and one in the middle and then you the text goes you know first column and then second column.
00:25:04
Élie Roux: So this is a little bit of a different case but yeah here what you did is is very good.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uhhuh.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Perfect.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay, we'll continue this one. And uh the question is the the next question is this the green main uh region like box uh it should it should be like this or
Élie Roux: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: and uh the number is outside right.
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's really
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So we should keep it like this keep it like this or we should like put it in a one box like all
Élie Roux: good.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: like this is better.
Élie Roux: No, like this is better.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
tashi dhondup: different region,
Élie Roux: I don't know the original one.
tashi dhondup: right?
Élie Roux: Yeah, the different regions.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
tashi dhondup: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Then the uh the number is like uh numbers have a different box and also
Élie Roux: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: the side note should be like in a different box, right?
00:25:52
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: This like this.
tashi dhondup: Okay, this is a third example.
Élie Roux: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Is it is it okay?
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. That's very good.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: And this
Élie Roux: Okay. So,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: one.
Élie Roux: what's happening here? Uh yeah, that's always tricky, but yeah. Well, what you did what you did is good. Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: This one
Élie Roux: Oh, that's a bit funny. I think just above the eagle. Never seen that before.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: we should be like we should put it in a different box or like this or we should put it in the same
Élie Roux: No, no, no, no, no.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: box like this.
Élie Roux: Like this is good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Same
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Because we Okay.
Élie Roux: box.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh and and uh there's a few like uh text like this. If there is like few notes like uh then we put it in a uh same
00:26:37
Élie Roux: Oh.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: box because it was like uh note right? So but this doesn't have a baseline.
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So is it okay?
Élie Roux: Oh, I don't even know how to read it.
tashi dhondup: Yeah. This is the the missing the the last one and the second
Élie Roux: So,
tashi dhondup: one the passenger pull is missing first the handwriting and then they put it down there. Yeah,
Élie Roux: okay. Okay.
tashi dhondup: actually this is a part of the line at the
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Oh, this is so but yeah, so we put it in a same region box because we knew that Yes.
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
ཨེ་མ: It's like an insert.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh so we knew that it was in a same line but uh that's why we put it in a same region box like uh to include this one also but it doesn't have a baseline. So it should be like does it need a baseline or not? That's the my
Élie Roux: That That's a tricky one.
00:27:33
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: question.
tashi dhondup: Yeah,
Élie Roux: Um,
tashi dhondup: lots of hard like this.
Élie Roux: no. So, um, ideally, yes, but like in that specific case, I mean, it's just like so integrated in the line that I don't know if we're going to be able to do that. Um, but yeah, in general, uh, it's usually better to have like different baseline for these ones, but it's it's not always easy to do. Like here, you know, the letters are so like like the, you know, the T is like inside the T, you know, so so when it's like kind of more clearly separated, you know, it happens sometimes, you know, when you have like clearly something that Well, not sure what to say for that particular case. I think you can keep that one uh like that. Yeah. But maybe you have a different um different example.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay, we're
Élie Roux: Maybe we can uh find an example where it's more clear and we can
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh,
Élie Roux: baseline
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: okay.
00:28:42
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: I will.
ཨེ་མ: Did you get that? Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Yeah. Yes.
ཨེ་མ: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Yes. I got
ཨེ་མ: Okay. Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: it.
tashi dhondup: Don't touch your
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: uh so I was saying like this you have like same like this then then it's it is like showing dot dot dot it means it's include in this one so it should be like in a different box or like It should be like in a same region also. It is same like that that the before I have shown you like
Élie Roux: Uh, okay. So here I think there's like two um two
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: this.
Élie Roux: difficulties kind of is um so uh in general for this you should have like you know an additional baseline uh and with the the polygons etc for the for the glosses you know for the the little inserts. Uh that's the general case.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Thank
Élie Roux: No, there's like in some cases um so for here you know when you have the dot dot
00:29:58
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: you.
Élie Roux: dot there's theoretically I mean I'm not saying we have to do this but theoretically there's a way to uh indicate the flow of the text where you know for the main line you the one that's in these big big letters you would have a baseline and then you would uh stop the baseline and then you know so it would be kind of the end of the line then you would have a new line the new baseline Okay. And then you would start again a new uh you know a new thing with the rest of the line. I don't think we have to do that because I don't think the model can really learn you know because the the advantage of doing that you know really breaking the main line and then inserting the new one and then starting the new the main line again. The advantage of that is that the text flow will be preserved. Right? It's like you know you read that main line and then you read the insert and then you read the rest of the main line.
00:30:59
Élie Roux: But I I'm very pessimistic that the model can learn anything, you know, from that. It's going to be too complicated because sometimes the insert is above the line, sometimes it's below the line, etc. So, I think say let's just forget about it.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Mhm.
Élie Roux: Let's just, you know,
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Élie Roux: have the main baselines and then maybe like even, you know, as the the final lines, then you can just put all the inserts either between
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So very
tashi dhondup: Sometimes this kind of uh we just the small uh the how to
Élie Roux: the
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: cool.
tashi dhondup: say this not like not we just the uh polygons line we added but this don't they can't see the line numbers the just next there right there line numbers not come
Élie Roux: Right. Yeah.
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Élie Roux: So the Yeah. It Let's forget about the line numbers really for this because it's just too complicated. Right. Sometimes it's above, sometimes it's below. Sometimes, I mean,
tashi dhondup: Okay.
00:32:03
Élie Roux: you have even cases, you know, when it's complicated, the the insert goes really on the margin on the other side of the page, you know, and it's so let's just, you know, do the best we can, you know, the main thing is to have the the main lines and the polygons and the baselines. The the line order, you know, when there's a lot of inserts like that, it's always going to be a little bit messy, and that's okay.
tashi dhondup: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Shandra.
tashi dhondup: Oh.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Uh,
tashi dhondup: You just write the demo,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: and
tashi dhondup: right? Demo full demo. It's a you think it's completed or you still continually complete or we
Élie Roux: Uh no,
tashi dhondup: have
Élie Roux: so the the full demo I I didn't do the line polygons on the full demo.
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Élie Roux: It's just a demo for like the regions and baselines,
tashi dhondup: Yeah.
Élie Roux: you know, so that you can see how it's organized,
tashi dhondup: Uh,
Élie Roux: but it's not meant to be like, you know, a complete example.
00:33:11
Élie Roux: But um what we can do you know if you want is to uh when you have like you know some images that you see
tashi dhondup: okay.
Élie Roux: are difficult and you have some questions you can also put them in the demo uh collection or document I can't remember so that we can look at it
tashi dhondup: Okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Mhm.
Élie Roux: etc.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: See again.
tashi dhondup: If you delete the region, it will delete all associated baselines. Yeah, that's better to resize the man region then delete it. Okay. And make sure the line polygon.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: You don't
Élie Roux: Oops.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: know.
tashi dhondup: Sorry.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: I mean, oh did Uh yeah. Uh sir, so I have a question about this one. Uh hello.
tashi dhondup: Oh
Élie Roux: Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
Élie Roux: Yeah.
tashi dhondup: god.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So uh actually the thing is uh this is a polygon line with the baseline right Ka. So uh we have like uh sir no sir you have did this one right?
00:35:45
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So uh usually the polygon line should be like uh uh covered with the text right. So this is like a halfway done.
Élie Roux: Oh yeah, this is No,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So it is is it okay like uh should we keep it like this?
Élie Roux: no, no, no,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay we
Élie Roux: no. You should do like you usually do. I didn't look at the polygon in the demo. That's That's my bad. It was just a quick thing to show the regions and the baselines,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
Élie Roux: but the the polygon I didn't do. Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: So, it's uh this one should be like this. This one's the same, right?
Élie Roux: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Like we should have to Okay.
Élie Roux: You know,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: We should have to like put it
Élie Roux: you you should continue as you as you did before, I think. So,
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: this.
Élie Roux: the the reason I made the demo is mostly about like the regions and baselines because like the polygons you're already doing perfectly, you know, there's no problem. So, you should continue the polygons as you're doing.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay.
Élie Roux: It was more about like the regions and baselines.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Okay. Uh-huh. Okay. So, we will uh continue this like this workflow in the next batch like same like this, right?
Élie Roux: It's
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Box with outer box with in a polygon 9 image.
Élie Roux: okay.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Yeah, that's it for like uh we don't have any question I think.
Élie Roux: Okay. Excellent. Well,
ཨེ་མ: Okay,
Élie Roux: this is perfect timing as we have to go to the next meeting,
ཨེ་མ: great.
Élie Roux: but uh no,
ཨེ་མ: Yeah, I was just going to
Élie Roux: very good.
ཨེ་མ: say
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: Thank you so
Élie Roux: Yeah. Thank you so much.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: much.
Élie Roux: Very good job.
ཨེ་མ: okay,
Élie Roux: All right.
ཨེ་མ: we'll see you in the next meeting.
Élie Roux: I Yeah.
Tenzin Choneyi's Presentation: That's all.
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