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ritvikpandey21
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Comment #47878223
We've been building table extraction at Pulse and evaluated four benchmarks: OmniDocBench, SCORE-Bench, ParseBench, and RD-TableBench. None of them fully reflect the enterprise doc…
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Comment #47866777
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Comment #46317749
Results look pretty good (with the exception of one very faint page) - check it out here! https://platform.runpulse.com/dashboard/extractions/public/f...
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Comment #46316481
thanks! we benchmark against all the major players (azure doc intelligence, aws textract, google doc ai, frontier llms, etc). we have some public news coming out soon on this front…
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Comment #46316449
yeah models are definitely improving, but we've found even the latest ones still hallucinate and infer text rather than doing pure transcription. we carry out very rigorous benchma…
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Comment #46316439
yeah models are definitely improving, but we've found even the latest ones still hallucinate and infer text rather than doing pure transcription. we carry out very rigorous benchma…
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Comment #46316404
thanks for the flag! have pointed this out will be pushing an update here shortly
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Comment #46315769
we disagree! we've found llms by themselves aren't enough and suffer from pretty big failure modes like hallucination and inferring text rather than pure transcription. we wrote a …
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Comment #46315730
thanks! appreciate the kind words
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Comment #46315728
our team has tested docling pretty extensively, works well for simpler text-heavy docs without complex layouts, but the moment you introduce tables or multi-column stuff it doesn't…
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Comment #46315704
we're more focused on the core extraction layer itself rather than workflow tooling. we train our own vision models for layout detection, ocr, and table parsing from scratch. the k…
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Comment #45648426
DeepSeek AI just released DeepSeek-OCR, a new open-source model that aims to rethink text extraction through what it calls Context Optical Compression. The launch quickly caught at…
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Comment #45127745
interesting read
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Comment #44877687
We processed hundreds of millions of pages and found that a single accuracy metric is misleading. A model that's 98% accurate on 1,000 pages with 200 data elements each still produ…
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Comment #44366915
We evaluated ByteDance's Dolphin document parsing model on enterprise document processing tasks using standardized benchmarks and real-world document sets. Our testing dataset incl…
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Comment #44106651
After processing nearly 500 million pages of enterprise documents, we've discovered that the biggest challenge in document AI isn't character recognition or table extraction. It's …
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Comment #43389977
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Comment #43339568
curious how LLM hallucinations will work on logging info - gonna be a hard problem to solve