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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.

30,659 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Andrej Baranovskij
Andrej Baranovskij1 год назад

Complete video on YouTube

Фото профиля Andrej Baranovskij
Andrej Baranovskij1 год назад

Sparrow GitHub

Фото профиля PDF GPT
PDF GPT2 лет назад

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.

Фото профиля Marcos Augusto
Marcos Augusto1 год назад

that is awesome! does Sparrow supports GPT models somehow?

Фото профиля Andrej Baranovskij
Andrej Baranovskij1 год назад

Sparrow works with all open llm models

Фото профиля Pranav Modi
Pranav Modi1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Andrej Baranovskij
Andrej Baranovskij1 год назад

Haven’t tried with handwriting…

Фото профиля charles lee
charles lee1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Andrej Baranovskij
Andrej Baranovskij1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Vincent Granville
Vincent Granville1 год назад

See also how I do it at

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