How OpenElections uses LLMs
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How OpenElections uses LLMs
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#5This is such an excellent example of a responsible and thorough application of vision LLMs to a gnarly data entry problem.
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#6Very interesting! Is this the state of the art for accurate OCR of tabular PDFs, or is there other work in the space to compare against?
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#7Very interesting! Is this the state of the art for accurate OCR of tabular PDFs, or is there other work in the space to compare against?
There's lots of posts on HN for developments and companies doing OCR and Document Extraction. It's a classic CV problem but still has come a long way in the past couple years
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#8This is such an excellent example of a responsible and thorough application of vision LLMs to a gnarly data entry problem.
It’s also an excellent example on how lack of forced machine-readable format for gov publishing is a PITA.
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#9This is such an excellent example of a responsible and thorough application of vision LLMs to a gnarly data entry problem.
It’s also an excellent example on how lack of forced machine-readable format for gov publishing is a PITA.
json to qr code would be a good start. PRIOR ART inb4 a troll.
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#10I wonder how difficult it would be to bias a model so that it subtly corrupts election results when performing OCR.