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If you need 99%+ accuracy go for AWS Mechanical Turk. They are used by Wave Accounting and other office application companies for receipt OCR. For 85-95%+ accur
by ampdepolymerase 6y ago
If you need 99%+ accuracy go for AWS Mechanical Turk. They are used by Wave Accounting and other office application companies for receipt OCR. For 85-95%+ accuracy any off the shelf solution like Google Cloud ML APIs or AWS textract will be fine. You can get better results with both the cloud APIs and hand rolled ML models if you have a good dataset. For this sort of applications a large quantity of well annotated data is king. If you only have <100 receipts per year and need very high accuracy it might be cheaper to just go with AWS Mechanical Turk end-to-end. You have to pay people to annotate the data anyways if you want to train a model so it might be easier to just stick with humans.
- JeremyBanks 6y agoSince/until when was Wave using Mechanical Turk? That sounds like a reasonable thing to do, but they weren't using it when I worked there last year.
- atat7024 6y agoThis Wave user also wants to know.
- ampdepolymerase 6y agoI think I mixed it up with expensify. I use a number of bookkeeping software.