> Mistral OCR 3 is ideal for both high-volume enterprise pipelines and interactive document workflows.
I don’t know how they can make this statement with 79% accuracy rate. For any serious use case, this is an unacceptable number.
I work with scientific journals and issues like 2.9+0.5 and 29+0.5 is something we regularly run into that has us never being able to fully trust automated processes and require human verification every step.
And I believe the number is 74%, compared to OCR 2.
What matters is whether this is better than competition/alternatives. Of course nobody is just going to take the output as is. If you do that, that's your problem.
Right! I didn’t know the difference. Does it mean for 79 out of 100 documents they produce 100% accurate OCR, I doubt it. The win rate sounds like a practical approximation of accuracy here to me.
I don’t know how they can make this statement with 79% accuracy rate. For any serious use case, this is an unacceptable number.
I work with scientific journals and issues like 2.9+0.5 and 29+0.5 is something we regularly run into that has us never being able to fully trust automated processes and require human verification every step.