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Tips for using Gemini 2.0 for PDF ingestion
- thelittleone 2y agoInteresting, although would be great to see some comparative results, e.g., with and without the html alt tag approach.
- jtrueb 2y agoAnyone have recommendations for chip datasheets? Ive explored a couple options so far, but getting some bitfields wrong is super annoying. I see plenty of examples like the one here that are on easier extractions. A PDF to HTML or Markdown converter will probably get it right with OCR.
- petercooper 2y agoNo direct recommendation for that use case, but one strategy I've heard being used and that works with complex documents (or where hallucinations are Very Bad™ - like invoice processing) is using multiple techniques and models at once in a quorum approach. For example, direct ingestion of PDFs into Gemini, OCR and ingestion of text, plus perhaps using another model like GPT. If they all agree on a fact, you're (probably) good. If not, it can be bumped up to human correction.
- javier123454321 2y agoHonestly though, I hope that the google notbooklm https://notebooklm.google/ https://notebooklm.google/ doesn't go to the google graveyard. It is great for feeding a decent amount of information and helping you process it. I've found great success at it.
- alasdairking 2y agoTotally agree. Great product. I wish I could feed in internal company meeting recordings though.
- xnx 2y agoIt's part of Google Workspace now so it's much less likely to go away.
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- Ostatnigrosh 2y agoI haven't ever considered the self grading approach. Going to try that out!