Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
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Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
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Re: Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
#2 1. Text pdfs only
2. Template is needed
From what I've spoken with 50-60 paid customers for a service I maintain, the most common concerns I listen are 1. No, We get scan pdfs as well
2. No, We deal with lot of customers, cannot template allRe: Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
#3Reliably* - coming with limitations 1. Text pdfs only 2. Template is needed From what I've spoken with 50-60 paid customers for a service I maintain, the most common concerns I listen are 1. No, We get scan pdfs as well 2. No, We deal with lot of customers, cannot template all
Just curious, does extracttable.com provide offline mode? It seems that quite a few people can't submit their documents to 3rd party server
Re: Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
#4Reliably* - coming with limitations 1. Text pdfs only 2. Template is needed From what I've spoken with 50-60 paid customers for a service I maintain, the most common concerns I listen are 1. No, We get scan pdfs as well 2. No, We deal with lot of customers, cannot template all
Yes, agreed that this is indeed a difficult tradeoff. Just curious, does extracttable.com provide offline mode? It seems that quite a few people can't submit their documents to 3rd party server
Btw, did you check OpenCV morph line detection? It will help to auto detect the evident cell/row boundaries - thus reducing human effort
Re: Show HN: Draw and extract tables from PDF reliably
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, agreed that this is indeed a difficult tradeoff. Just curious, does extracttable.com provide offline mode? It seems that quite a few people can't submit their documents to 3rd party server
We are far away from offline mode. May be 2-3 years later thing, if we survive till that time. Btw, did you check OpenCV morph line detection? It will help to auto detect the evident cell/row boundaries - thus reducing human effort