[update] rennomage > origin & README update

README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,9 @@ GenHisDoc is a generalistic datasets for historical documents layout recognition
 GenHisDoc
 ├── images
 ├── labels
-└── classes.txt
+├── classes.txt 
+├── html.py # will create a html page with updated statistic about the dataset
+└── origin.csv #Show you the dataset origin of a specific image
 ```
 
 ## Published Datasets inside GenHisDoc
@@ -50,11 +52,19 @@ Published by Stutzmann Dominique 1, Bernard Leterme Lise 1, Boillet Mélodie 2,
 
 2 & 3 : Teklia, 30 rue Raymond Losserand, 75014 Paris, France
 
-Modificatons : Horae use a deep annotation system usefull only for manuscript, we reunited this classes into our segmentation ontology. We kept 4244 annotations about ornements, illustrations and initials, and suppressed 18720 annotations about text segmentation.
+Modifications : Horae use a deep annotation system usefull only for manuscript, we reunited this classes into our segmentation ontology. We kept 4244 annotations about ornements, illustrations and initials, and suppressed 18720 annotations about text segmentation.
 
 ### Newspaper Navigator
 
-Dataset : []()
+Dataset : [Newspaper Navigator on Library of Congress Labs](https://labs.loc.gov/work/experiments/newspaper-navigator/)
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+Published by Benjamin Charles Germain Lee 1
+
+1 : 2020 Library of Congress Innovator in Residence programm
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+Datasets : [Newspaper Navigator on Github](https://github.com/LibraryOfCongress/newspaper-navigator)
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+Modifications : We kept only the cartoon classes and did a full reannotation for illustrations on a 1000 pages of the dataset. GenHisDoc is not made for press and it show in the quality of the annotation.
 
 ## Unpublished Datasets inside GenHisDoc
 
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  [VHS](https://vhs.hypotheses.org/) is an interdisciplinary research project bringing together specialists in History of Science and Computer Vision to develop a new approach in the historical analysis of the circulation of scientific knowledge and the development of a visual scientific thought from the Middle Ages to the modern era, based on new methods of illustration analysis. 
 
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 Witness #2320 : Cyclopaedia, 5e éd., Vol. 2 - annotated by Alexandre
 
 Witness #2365 : Latin 7416 | Paris, BnF - annotated by Alexandre
@@ -86,3 +94,12 @@ Witness #2387 : Latin 13955 | Paris, BnF - annotated by Alexandre
 
 Witness #2423 : Dc 183 | Dresden, Sächsische Landesbibliothek - annotated by Alexandre 
 
+Witness #409 : 
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+Witness #407 : 
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+Witness #362 : 
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+Witness #360 : 
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+Witness #349 :