Headers and footers are a real pain with RAG applications, as they are not required, and most OCR or PDF parsers will return them, and there is extract work to do to remove them.
[0] https://github.com/orasik/parsevision/blob/main/example/Mult...
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Headers and footers are a real pain with RAG applications, as they are not required, and most OCR or PDF parsers will return them, and there is extract work to do to remove them.
[0] https://github.com/orasik/parsevision/blob/main/example/Mult...
Congrats to Mistral for yet again releasing another closed source thing that costs more than running an open source equivalent: https://github.com/DS4SD/docling
It's shocking how much our industry fails to see past its own nose. Not a single example on that page is a Purchase Order, Invoice etc. Not a single example shown is relevant to industry at scale.
The new Mistral OCR release looks impressive - 94.89% overall accuracy and significantly better multilingual support than competitors. As someone who's built document processing systems at scale, I'm curious about the real-world implications. Has anyone tried this on specialized domains like medical or legal documents? The benchmarks are promising, but OCR has always faced challenges with domain-specific terminology…
$1 for 1000 pages seems high to me. Doing a google search Rent and Reserve NVIDIA A100 GPU 80GB - Pricing Starts from $1.35/hour I just don't know if in 1 hour and with a A100 I can process more than a 1000 pages. I'm guessing yes.
It's shocking how much our industry fails to see past its own nose. Not a single example on that page is a Purchase Order, Invoice etc. Not a single example shown is relevant to industry at scale.
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I never thought driving a car is harder than editing a pdf.
It's not about harder but about what error you can tolerate. Here if you have accuracy 99% for many applications it's enough. If you have 99% accuracy per trip of no crash during self driving then you gonna be dead within a year very likely. For cars we need accuracy at least 99.99% and that's very hard.
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Does doctly do handwritten forms like dates? I have a lot of "This document filed and registered in the county of ______ on ______ of _____ 2023" sort of thing.
We've been getting great results with those aswell. But ofcourse there is always some chance of not getting it perfect, specially with different handwritings. Give it a try, no credit cards needed to try it. If you email me (ali@doctly.ai) i can give you extra free credits for testing.
Now to figure out how many millions of pages I have.