I've been working with the AWS Textract, it scans image files and returns the coordinates of the scanned text. The coordinates are percentages of the width/heig

I've been working with the AWS Textract, it scans image files and returns the coordinates of the scanned text. The coordinates are percentages of the width/height of the image where one edge is 0.0 and the opposite edge is 1.0. The software returns numbers like "left = 0.3140530586242676", which means that the text's left coordinate is 31% from the edge. This is providing sub-pixel precision for 150 dpi documents.