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Real question: what tool do you use? (for long/complex documents with tables, code, maths) - marker (with --force-ocr) gives me the best results - Mistral OCR

by ljouhet 3mo ago

Real question: what tool do you use? (for long/complex documents with tables, code, maths) - marker (with --force-ocr) gives me the best results - Mistral OCR (seems really great, but I never managed to get it work) - Mathpix (tried a long time ago) - docling (gives me garbage, I must use it wrong) - Unlimited OCR (will try it) - ???

Oras 3mo ago
- Azure Document Intelligence (has an option to return markdown too including headers and footers). - AWS Textract
- badlibrarian 3mo ago
  Exactly. They're both very expensive and prone to surprising you. Sometimes in a good way, sometimes in a bad way. I'd rate them 85%, but you have to run a test because they both fail in different ways on the 15%.
ai_fry_ur_brain 3mo ago
poma-ai has really great chunking techniques that chunk the document based on the document structure/heirarchy. We use it on 200 page IEEE standards that are notoriously complex, filled with tables and diagram. Highly reccomend.