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This looks very interesting. I am thinking of testing it out to see its accuracy for text detection and extraction in multiple PDFs. This will sound like an ama
by amunutep 3y ago
This looks very interesting. I am thinking of testing it out to see its accuracy for text detection and extraction in multiple PDFs. This will sound like an amateur question, but what is the policy on the files used? Do you store them for data training? I am asking as , in the long term, I might use this on some more private files.
- jarulraj 3y agoWe are in the process of supporting a native `LOAD PDF` command. Meanwhile, you could convert each PDF into a series of images and load them using the `LOAD IMAGE` command. You could then run any text extraction user-defined function (e.g., `textract` [1]) over the loaded documents with additional filters based on your constraints (like PDF author or creation date). As EVA is designed for local usage, you can run it on local private files. We would love to jointly explore how to best support your text extraction pipeline. Please consider opening an issue with more details on your use case. [1] https://textract.readthedocs.io/en/stable/python_package.html https://textract.readthedocs.io/en/stable/python_package.htm...