Yuliang-Liu/MultimodalOCR
On the Hidden Mystery of OCR in Large Multimodal Models (OCRBench)
What it solves
This project addresses the lack of comprehensive, real-world evaluation tools for the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and document parsing capabilities of Large Multimodal Models (LMMs). It specifically targets gaps in evaluating multilingual support, low-resource languages, non-Latin scripts, and the ability to handle photographed (rather than just digital) documents.
How it works
The repository provides a suite of three specialized benchmarks:
- MDPBench: Focuses on multilingual document parsing across 17 languages and diverse scripts, testing models on both clean digital pages and real-world photographed documents.
- OCRBench v2: A large-scale bilingual benchmark covering 31 diverse scenarios (such as receipts, formulas, and diagrams) with 10,000 human-verified QA pairs to test visual text localization and reasoning.
- OCRBench: An initial comprehensive benchmark assessing five core areas: text recognition, scene-text VQA, document-oriented VQA, key information extraction, and handwritten mathematical expression recognition.
Who it’s for
It is designed for researchers and developers building or evaluating Large Multimodal Models to ensure their systems can accurately parse text and documents across various languages and real-world visual conditions.
Highlights
- Multilingual Scope: MDPBench covers 17 languages, including Arabic, Hindi, Thai, and Vietnamese.
- Real-World Testing: Specifically evaluates performance drops when moving from digital documents to photographed ones.
- Diverse Scenarios: OCRBench v2 includes 31 different scenarios, including street scenes and technical diagrams.
- Human-Verified: Datasets utilize rigorous pipelines of expert labeling and manual correction for high-quality ground truth.
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