[HN Gopher] A review and how-to guide for Microsoft Form Recognizer
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A review and how-to guide for Microsoft Form Recognizer
Author : ctk_brian
Score : 22 points
Date : 2021-07-13 19:08 UTC (3 hours ago)
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| king_magic wrote:
| We expected Form Recognizer would reward the overhead of training
| and managing custom models with superior performance, but we were
| disappointed. In our testing, Form Recognizer's accuracy was poor
| and its response times were way too slow for synchronous use
| cases.
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| Ouch.
| deertick1 wrote:
| I had no Idea this tech existed.
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| Imo there are some veeeeeery profitable business opportunities if
| this can be integrated into certain platforms for certain
| industries.
|
| I was thinking about how to make something like thos. Looks like
| google, Amazon, and Microsoft all beat me to it lmao
| blihp wrote:
| The trick is in handling the failures which will be high. So
| it's a question of whether the application/customer would
| tolerate something significantly less than 100% (and presumably
| fix it themselves) and/or your solution would include the
| manual mop up for when the automation fails. (i.e. there need
| to be business processes to fill in the gaps since it can't be
| completely automated end-to-end)
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| Also, if you have a specific industry/application to target you
| should be able to achieve better results than these services at
| a lower operational cost. This is a very common business need
| with solutions dating back to the early PC days and it doesn't
| look like they've come up with some unique solution. They've
| just bundled some rather tedious to develop functionality into
| convenient frameworks and services and marked it up for their
| trouble... but there's still quite a bit of assembly required.
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