Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining a document image, wherein the document image includes a plurality of objects; identifying a plurality of macroblocks within the document image; performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes examining content of microblocks within a macroblock for extraction of key-value pairs, the examining content including performing an ontological analysis of microblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes associating confidence levels to the extracted key-value pairs; and outputting metadata based on the performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: identifying a candidate key corresponding to an object in a document image with a key in key ontology data, based on that the candidate key is semantically interchangeable with the key. A context, position, and style of each objects of the document image is represented in the document metadata. The candidate key is normalized into a normal form. A key class corresponding to the normal form is determined and a confidence score indicating a likelihood of the key class being representative of the candidate key is assessed. A semantic database is updated with the key class upon verification for enhanced processing of future documents.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining a document image, wherein the document image includes a plurality of objects; identifying a plurality of macroblocks within the document image; performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes examining content of microblocks within a macroblock for extraction of key-value pairs, the examining content including performing an ontological analysis of microblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes associating confidence levels to the extracted key-value pairs; and outputting metadata based on the performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining a document image, wherein the document image includes a plurality of objects; identifying a plurality of macroblocks within the document image; performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes examining content of microblocks within a macroblock for extraction of key-value pairs, the examining content including performing an ontological analysis of microblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes associating confidence levels to the extracted key-value pairs; and outputting metadata based on the performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining a document image, wherein the document image includes a plurality of objects; identifying a plurality of macroblocks within the document image; performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes examining content of microblocks within a macroblock for extraction of key-value pairs, the examining content including performing an ontological analysis of microblocks, wherein the microblock processing includes associating confidence levels to the extracted key-value pairs; and outputting metadata based on the performing microblock processing within macroblocks of the plurality of macroblocks.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: identifying a candidate key corresponding to an object in a document image with a key in key ontology data, based on that the candidate key is semantically interchangeable with the key. A context, position, and style of each objects of the document image is represented in the document metadata. The candidate key is normalized into a normal form. A key class corresponding to the normal form is determined and a confidence score indicating a likelihood of the key class being representative of the candidate key is assessed. A semantic database is updated with the key class upon verification for enhanced processing of future documents.