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I wanted to post this directly on the dell website but i have to wait a day or two for the verification email unforunately. To make a long story short i have the H815DW Dell Printer. It worked perfect as long as ive had it, this month i bought a new PC (Also dell) and i was able to get the printer drivers working fine, but i could not get the scan to computer working again. This was very frustrating, especially since i kept the same PC files and even PC name so i would have no issues in the transition. So then i found out dell document hub was discontinued last year, so out of frustration i called dell was on the phone for 2 hours, but they were unable to get me the Dell Document hub to fix this. It was super frustrating, but my old PC is still able to scan. I even switched PCs and it worked just fine. I noticed when it scans, that on the PC a display comes up saying "H815DW Twain Driver". So i went back to the dell site for my printer, and downloaded just the scanner files. I didnt think this would be neccessary as i installed the full program first. But upon downloading the driver, the "scan to PC" from my printer is now working 100% again!. I havent found anyone on the Dell site find a solution so i thought this was key. I would imagine it would be impossible to set up a new Dell printer that wasnt configured prior to the Dell Document hub being deactivated. But at least this gives hope to people moving to a new PC, it is definitely possible. Also all the settings still work, i can still pick the feeder, or 2 page scans, etc. from the printer itself. Hopefully this helps someone out there, as there was zero positive news on the web, i was very very close to giving up.

Many applications require grouping instances contained in diverse document datasets into classes. Most widely used methods do not employ deep learning and do not exploit the inherently multimodal nature of documents. Notably, record linkage is typically conceptualized as a string-matching problem. This study develops CLIPPINGS, (Contrastively Linking Pooled Pre-trained Embeddings), a multimodal framework for record linkage. CLIPPINGS employs end-to-end training of symmetric vision and language bi-encoders, aligned through contrastive language-image pre-training, to learn a metric space where the pooled image-text representation for a given instance is close to representations in the same class and distant from representations in different classes. At inference time, instances can be linked by retrieving their nearest neighbor from an offline exemplar embedding index or by clustering their representations. The study examines two challenging applications: constructing comprehensive supply chains for mid-20th century Japan through linking firm level financial records - with each firm name represented by its crop in the document image and the corresponding OCR - and detecting which image-caption pairs in a massive corpus of historical U.S. newspapers came from the same underlying photo wire source. CLIPPINGS outperforms widely used string matching methods by a wide margin and also outperforms unimodal methods. Moreover, a purely self-supervised model trained on only image-OCR pairs also outperforms popular string-matching methods without requiring any labels.

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Unfortunately, OCR is not designed to detect document layouts, except in cases where layouts are extremely simple. The below figures show typical OCR bounding boxes. Much of the text is not detected, and some is detected twice or scrambled. The OCR cannot distinguish different text types, ie headlines v captions v articles. This means OCR alone cannot power the end-to-end conversion of document image scans into structured databases.

This file is then copied to /sys/class/firmware/dell_rbu/data.Once this file gets to the driver, the driver extracts packet_size data fromthe file and spreads it across the physical memory in contiguous packet_sizedspace.

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