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Structured Output from Multipage PDF with Sparrow (Qwen2 Vision LLM and MLX) I explain how multipage PDFs are handled in Sparrow to extract structured data in a single call.

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Andrej Baranovskijvor 1 Jahr

Complete video on YouTube

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Andrej Baranovskijvor 1 Jahr

Sparrow GitHub

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PDF GPTvor 2 Jahren

Stop wasting time reading 50 page documents. This AI tool is like ChatGPT for reading faster. Just upload any PDF and ask a question. It will give you an answer with page citations in seconds. Try it for free.

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Marcos Augustovor 1 Jahr

that is awesome! does Sparrow supports GPT models somehow?

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Andrej Baranovskijvor 1 Jahr

Sparrow works with all open llm models

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Pranav Modivor 1 Jahr

Does it do well on handwriting transcription? If not what model would you suggest?

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Andrej Baranovskijvor 1 Jahr

Haven’t tried with handwriting…

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charles leevor 1 Jahr

How accurate is it, and what parameters are used in the Qwen VL model?

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Andrej Baranovskijvor 1 Jahr

Qwen 72b is very accurate, the best from open models. It works out of the box, no special parameters

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Vincent Granvillevor 1 Jahr

See also how I do it at

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