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According to a post on X by @jerryjliu0, LlamaIndex built BooBench, a benchmark of documents with long runs of repeated characters. The company says these documents make LLMs and OCR tools go off the rails. The dataset is available on Hugging Face. The source snippet does not include test results or independent verification of the claim.
According to a post on X by @jerryjliu0, LlamaIndex built BooBench, a benchmark of documents with long runs of repeated characters. The company says these documents make LLMs and OCR tools go off the rails. The dataset is available on Hugging Face. The source snippet does not include test results or independent verification of the claim.
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LlamaIndex built a benchmark of documents with long runs of repeated characters, which it says make LLMs and OCR tools go off the rails. The dataset is on Hugging Face. Original post on X Section: Models & Releases
Teams building on open-source LLMs or document-processing pipelines may want to check how their models and OCR tools handle long repeated sequences. Because the dataset is public on Hugging Face, outside groups could run their own tests. Watch for independent results that support or qualify LlamaIndex's claim.
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