The model is particularly suitable for the following four types of application scenarios:
- academic researchConverts scanned papers into editable text, accurately extracts formulas and references, and saves 70% of documentation time as measured by the researcher.
- Technical Documentation Management: maintains full conversion of code indentation and special symbols, suitable for modernizing historical programming manuals
- office automation: Automatically recognize key elements such as signature fields when batch processing scanned contracts/reports
- Educational aids: Teachers can use it to quickly turn board photos into digital handouts, and students can organize their class notes.
Typical user cases include:
- Digitization of case files in law firms
- Open source project maintainers update old documentation
- Handwritten formulas for journal editors to process author submissions
For users who need to process documents of more than 100 pages, it is recommended to use batch scripts with GPU acceleration.
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