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Azure has a separate service to read forms and formatted docs. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/form-recognizer/ https://azure.micr
by andrejk 7y ago
Azure has a separate service to read forms and formatted docs. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/form-recognizer/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-service...
- bpchaps 7y agoDo you know how good it is? I have a LOT of structured documents that I need to OCR.
- CorneliaKara 7y agoMSFT person here - give it a try! sign up, and you get a free trial that can allow you to easily benchmark.
- Havoc 7y agoInteresting. That is actually something I've been looking for and I do have a msdn sub. fyi that defaulted to indian rupee as default currency for me (UK based & zero indian connections). Weird
- dav43 7y agoHave you tried the tabula free program? I use it for some finance work reading filings. http://tabula.technology/ http://tabula.technology/
- bpchaps 7y agoYep! It's great, but is maybe 60% there, so I'm looking for something that can extract much more structure from a document. I doubt what I'm looking for will exist for another 10 years, though.
- leeoniya 7y agois it feasible to create loose templates for where the data is and extract that way? i have a mothballed project that did pretty well. it was able to discern different templates from a mass of documents.
- ocrcustomserver 7y agoI'm curious, if you email me a sample I can tell you what's possible.
- cdolan 7y agoThanks I was not aware! I’ll have to figure out how to easily test it (AWS tectrsct is actually really nice in that regard)