2024 May 08 8:41 AM - edited 2024 May 15 9:17 AM
CHECK OUT WEEK 3 OF THIS CHALLENGE
Thank you so much for your participation last week and the great results! I am so happy to see your drive and experimental mindsets! I also really love the inspiration I got from all your favorite recipes! I will definitely try them out! And I loved the M-AI Developer Challenge pun comment!
This week we want to use the Document Information Extraction Python SDK to extract information from the same recipe that you used in week 1 using the custom schema you created in the Document Information Extraction UI. With the Python SDK you can implement end-to-end use cases and process documents on a large scale.
2024 May 08 7:16 PM
Now that was an interesting challenge, learnt a lot of stuff. Changed the recipe but:
2024 May 23 7:47 PM
2024 May 08 8:32 PM - edited 2024 May 08 8:32 PM
Not a python expert. So, used the swagger UI to extract the same json result output of the recipe document already loaded in week 1 to the default client. Tried from curl as well.
2024 May 08 10:03 PM
this time the result is perfect!
2024 May 09 10:45 AM
by the way, today i changed a little bit the code and pushed again the same doc. and still having some issues with the recognition. Could be interesting to now if there is an estimation of how many documents you have to train by template (i assume that depends of each one) but to get an estimation cheers
2024 May 12 9:45 AM
@xavisanse As always with AI models, it depends on the document and the use case but the more documents you assign to your template with perfect extraction results the better 🙂 Also recipes are a particular difficult case as the layout can have immense differences!
2024 May 09 10:43 PM
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2024 May 10 10:05 PM
My submission for week 2.
2024 May 11 7:11 AM
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2024 May 12 12:35 PM
My submission:
I'm getting the same result as when using the DoX UI
2024 May 12 1:02 PM
Hello everyone,
Thanks for the opportunity, I had an issue with default client, I had to change it to the current client c_03, and it workd 😊
2024 May 13 2:12 PM
Here's my submission:
Instead of using all the header fields defined in my schema for the header_fields parameter, I tried to filter which fields I wanted to fetch, but it seems to make no difference. It seems to always gives me all the fields in the schema.
2024 May 14 6:47 AM
Hi!
My submission for this week:
Even the optional ingredient is in there 😄
2024 May 15 10:10 AM
Hi,
Apologies for delay, Due to this exercise, I have installed Python on my personal computer for the first time. And face few small challenges. But it makes me realize I should learn Python at least for basic task. 🙂
Attaching the results of this challenge.
2024 May 23 9:41 PM - edited 2024 May 23 9:41 PM
Welcome to the Python Clud @Hira 🐍
Hopefully, you decide to polish your Python skills with the next developer challenge next month
2024 May 15 2:53 PM
Here is my Week 2 Submission
2024 May 16 3:50 PM
Here is my week 2 Submission
2024 May 16 3:50 PM
2024 May 16 3:56 PM
Great learning experience!
2024 May 16 4:48 PM
Was a great learning experience, thanks!
2024 May 22 7:49 PM
I must say that 100% confidence of the AI model doesn't make me confident in the results 🤓
2024 May 23 11:09 AM
My Submission.
2 weeks away from putting AI Expert on my CV 😉
2024 May 27 8:00 PM
2024 Jun 20 2:03 PM
It was quite initial learning side of Python installations and setting it up. Thanks. Here's my attempt result.
2024 Jun 21 10:28 AM
It was quite initial learning side of Python installations and setting it up. Thanks. Here's my attempt result.