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The eighth modality NeuRT has a proven model for, and the last one with no way into the app. 0.20.35 made OCR reachable from C; 0.20.36 gives it a category, a component and `RunAnywhere.ocr`. This is the screen that uses it. Features/OCR/OCRViewModel.swift load → pick image → readPage → quads + text Features/OCR/OCRView.swift model picker, image picker, overlay, transcript ConsumerAdvancedHubView "Read Text" under Vision Utilities ModelCatalogBootstrap nemotron-ocr-v1-full-ane, .ocr, 93.3 MB zip ModelSelectionSheet .ocr context (5 arms) ModelStatusComponents .ocr empty state (4 arms) The view model is platform plumbing only, like SegmentationViewModel: detection, recognition, CTC decoding and the mapping of boxes back into source-image pixels all happen in the SDK and commons. What is left here is a photo picker, a downscale, and drawing. THREE THINGS THAT ARE NOT COPIED FROM THE SEGMENTATION SCREEN maxDimension is 2048, not 1024. OCR reads glyphs. Downscaling a page until its text is a few pixels tall is how a working detector gets blamed for finding nothing. The overlay strokes the QUAD, not `boundingBox`. The detector emits rotated boxes; painting axis-aligned rectangles over skewed text would make a correct detection look wrong. `OCRRegion.boundingBox` exists for callers that want a rect — this screen is not one of them. The overlay REPLACES the source image rather than compositing over it, because it is drawn onto a copy of that same image; stacking both would double-expose the page. Segmentation composites because its mask is a separate translucent layer. Confidence renders only when the model reports one. `OCRRegion.confidence` is optional because the C ABI signals "not scored" with a negative float, and a model that does not score its output is not a model that scored it zero. The catalog row points at the .zip, not the repo root: a bare huggingface.co/<org>/<repo> URL is an HTML page, and it downloads with a cheerful 100%. Same trap the Kokoro row documents. NOT YET COMPILED. The app pins runanywhere-swift 0.20.34; `RunAnywhere.ocr`, `OCRRegion` and `ModelCategory.ocr` all arrive in 0.20.36, whose release candidate is still building. Every SDK symbol this code calls was checked against the 0.20.36 SDK source by hand, but that is not a build, and I am not claiming it as one. The pin bump and the real build follow once the dist repo is cut. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6p1R4pwTg5pvVjiEjq9ZA
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a full-page OCR feature. The app registers a Nemotron OCR model, supports OCR model selection, processes selected images, draws detected text regions, and displays recognized text with confidence and timing details. ChangesFull-page OCR
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to This PR would add a Read Text screen, but the catalog currently points to OCR weights that return unusable text and the pinned SDK does not provide the APIs required to build the feature. It should not merge until the v2 bundle and SDK pin are updated; model-loading, image-sizing, artifact-authentication, and stale-result handling also require owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
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User->>OCRView: Select model
OCRView->>OCRViewModel: loadModelFromSelection
OCRViewModel->>RunAnywhere: models.load(id)
RunAnywhere-->>OCRViewModel: Loaded OCR model
User->>OCRView: Select image and tap Read text
OCRView->>OCRViewModel: runOCR
OCRViewModel->>RunAnywhere: ocr.readPage(uiImage)
RunAnywhere-->>OCRViewModel: Regions and processing time
OCRViewModel-->>OCRView: Transcript and overlay image
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89-91: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep OCRView focused on presentation. Move transferable-data decoding and UIImage construction into
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Core/Services/ModelCatalogBootstrap.swift`:
- Around line 1639-1640: Update the model catalog entry containing the nemotron
OCR archive URL to use the published v2 weights, replacing both the v1 archive
filename and its corresponding model identifier with the v2 values before
enabling OCR exposure.
In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRView.swift`:
- Line 81: Update the OCR selection callback around
OCRViewModel.loadModelFromSelection so it does not load the selected model again
after ModelSelectionSheet.selectAndLoadModel succeeds; instead record the
already-loaded model in OCRViewModel or invoke refreshModelStatus(), ensuring
isModelLoaded becomes true and the OCR screen initializes without duplicate
loading.
In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRViewModel.swift`:
- Around line 129-130: Update the OCR image resizing logic around
UIGraphicsImageRenderer to enforce the 2048 limit in physical pixels by
calculating dimensions from image.size multiplied by image.scale. Configure the
renderer format with scale = 1 so the output pixel dimensions match the computed
target, while preserving the existing early-return and resize behavior.
- Line 54: Update the runanywhere-swift dependency resolution to version
0.20.36, and raise the manifest minimum version if needed so RAModelCategory.ocr
and RunAnywhere.ocr are available. This root-cause change addresses the OCR
references in RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRViewModel.swift at lines 54 and 108
and RunAnywhereAI/Core/Services/ModelCatalogBootstrap.swift at line 1642; no
direct edits to those references are required.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRView.swift`:
- Around line 89-91: Move transferable-data loading and UIImage construction
from the item-selection logic in OCRView into OCRViewModel, exposing a
view-model method that accepts the selected item and updates the image state.
Update OCRView to forward newValue to that method and retain only SwiftUI
state/rendering responsibilities, using the existing setImage flow where
appropriate.
Apply the same fix in `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRView.swift` at line 103:
Same inline layout-token cleanup applies here.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Replace the broken v1 archive before release.
The catalog still resolves nemotron-ocr-v1-full_ANE.zip. The PR objective states that this bundle does not read pages correctly. Publish the v2 weights, then repoint this entry to the v2 archive and identifier before exposing OCR in the app.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Core/Services/ModelCatalogBootstrap.swift` around lines 1639 -
1640, Update the model catalog entry containing the nemotron OCR archive URL to
use the published v2 weights, replacing both the v1 archive filename and its
corresponding model identifier with the v2 values before enabling OCR exposure.
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Do not load the selected OCR model a second time.
ModelSelectionSheet.selectAndLoadModel loads the model before it calls onModelSelected. This callback starts another RunAnywhere.models.load through loadModelFromSelection. After the picker closes, isModelLoaded remains false during that second load, so the OCR screen is blank and the model initialization is repeated.
Record the successfully loaded model in OCRViewModel, or call refreshModelStatus(), instead of loading it again.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRView.swift` at line 81, Update the OCR
selection callback around OCRViewModel.loadModelFromSelection so it does not
load the selected model again after ModelSelectionSheet.selectAndLoadModel
succeeds; instead record the already-loaded model in OCRViewModel or invoke
refreshModelStatus(), ensuring isModelLoaded becomes true and the OCR screen
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Resolve runanywhere-swift to 0.20.36 before merging.
Package.resolved pins the shared package to 0.20.34. That SDK has no RAModelCategory.ocr case or RunAnywhere.ocr namespace, so all three OCR references cannot compile. RunAnywhere and RunAnywhereNeuRT are products of this same package. Update the resolved package, and set the manifest minimum to 0.20.36 if required.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRViewModel.swift` at line 54, Update the
runanywhere-swift dependency resolution to version 0.20.36, and raise the
manifest minimum version if needed so RAModelCategory.ocr and RunAnywhere.ocr
are available. This root-cause change addresses the OCR references in
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In UIKit, the UIGraphicsImageRendererFormat class defines the configuration for an image renderer context [1]. The scale property of this format determines the number of pixels per point for the generated image [2]. The default value of the scale property is equal to the scale of the main screen [2][3]. This ensures that images created via UIGraphicsImageRenderer are automatically optimized for the device's display density (e.g., 2x or 3x on Retina displays), matching the expected behavior for standard UIKit components [4][5]. When using UIGraphicsImageRenderer, the size provided during initialization is defined in points [6][7]. Because the default scale is set to the main screen's scale, the resulting UIImage will have a pixel dimension calculated as size * scale [4][8]. If you require an image with a specific pixel density (such as 1x, which would result in the pixel size matching the point size), you must explicitly configure the UIGraphicsImageRendererFormat before creating the renderer [4][5]: let format = UIGraphicsImageRendererFormat format.scale = 1 // Set to 1.0 to ensure 1 point = 1 pixel let renderer = UIGraphicsImageRenderer(size: yourImageSize, format: format) let image = renderer.image { context in // Rendering code } By providing a custom format with a scale of 1, you override the default main screen scale, allowing you to control the exact pixel output regardless of the device's native resolution [4][8].
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- 3: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uigraphicsimagerendererformat/scale?changes=la__9%2Cla__9
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38045980/how-to-set-the-scale-when-using-uigraphicsimagerenderer
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54982069/image-created-by-uigraphicsimagerenderer-has-different-size
- 6: https://nshipster.com/image-resizing/
- 7: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uigraphicsimagerenderer/init(size:format:)
- 8: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54970212/retrieving-pixel-data-not-working-correctly-with-uigraphicsimagerenderer-image
Enforce the 2048-pixel limit in pixels. UIImage.size and the renderer size are in points, while UIGraphicsImageRendererFormat defaults to the main-screen scale. The early return can therefore pass images larger than 2048 pixels, and the resize path can produce up to 6144 pixels on a 3× device. Compute the limit from image.size * image.scale and render with format.scale = 1.
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In `@RunAnywhereAI/Features/OCR/OCRViewModel.swift` around lines 129 - 130, Update
the OCR image resizing logic around UIGraphicsImageRenderer to enforce the 2048
limit in physical pixels by calculating dimensions from image.size multiplied by
image.scale. Configure the renderer format with scale = 1 so the output pixel
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What
The eighth modality's UI.
RunAnywhere.ocrlanded in SDK 0.20.36 (MODEL_CATEGORY_OCR,SDK_COMPONENT_OCR,ocr.proto, the lifecycle component); this is the screen that uses it.The view model is platform plumbing only, like
SegmentationViewModel: detection, recognition,CTC decoding and the mapping of boxes back into source-image pixels all happen in the SDK and
commons. What is left here is a photo picker, a downscale, and drawing.
Three things deliberately not copied from the segmentation screen
maxDimensionis 2048, not 1024. OCR reads glyphs. Downscaling a page until its text is afew pixels tall is how a working detector gets blamed for finding nothing.
The overlay strokes the QUAD, not
boundingBox. The detector emits rotated boxes; paintingaxis-aligned rectangles over skewed text makes a correct detection look wrong.
OCRRegion.boundingBoxexists for callers that want a rect — this screen isn't one.The overlay REPLACES the source image rather than compositing, because it is drawn onto a
copy of that same image; stacking both would double-expose the page. Segmentation composites
because its mask is a separate translucent layer.
Confidence renders only when the model reports one —
OCRRegion.confidenceis optional becausethe C ABI signals "not scored" with a negative float, and a model that doesn't score its output
is not one that scored it zero.
Blocker
The catalog row points at
nemotron-ocr-v1-full_ANE. v1 cannot read a page. Running theidentical pipeline with v2 weights reads the vendor's own example document:
Every SDK component was verified faithful against torch first. v1 shipped on per-tensor gates
measured against seeded synthetic crops, which certified export fidelity and nothing about page
accuracy.
To unblock
bug, see neurun#92).
nemotron-ocr-v2-full_ANEbundle and repoint the catalog row.RunAnywhere.ocr,OCRRegionandModelCategory.ocr, all new in 0.20.36).Not yet compiled for that reason — every SDK symbol was checked by hand against the 0.20.36
source, but that is not a build and I'm not claiming it as one.
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