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--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--form 'image=@"FILE_PATH"'
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将任何带或不带图像的PDF文档转换为结构化的JSON输出,利用API内置的OCR功能。该API最适合用于LLM训练和数据集创建
转换PDF为JSON端点返回包含从输入PDF中提取的文本、图像和元数据的结构化JSON数据它将这些信息组织成层次格式,便于访问和处理
响应中的关键字段包括“成功”“数据”“id”“请求_id”“文件名”“页面数”“总页数”和“页面”,其中包含每页内容和结构的详细信息
响应数据以JSON对象的形式组织,顶层的“data”字段包含一个“pages”数组。每个页面对象包括“page_number”,“extraction_method”和“blocks”,详细说明内容类型和文本
主要参数是“OCR”,可以设置为true以强制执行OCR处理,或设置为自动以进行自动检测。这允许用户自定义如何从基于图像的PDF中提取文本
转换端点的 HTML 页面处理原始 HTML 内容,并以各种格式返回,例如 PDF 或 DOCX 它从 HTML 中提取文本、图像和格式,使用户能够将网页内容转换为结构化文档
典型的用例包括将PDF报告、发票和合同转换为JSON以进行数据分析、与Web应用集成以及为机器学习模型训练准备数据集
用户可以解析 JSON 响应以提取特定内容,例如标题或段落,以便进一步分析或集成到应用程序中 结构化格式允许轻松操作和数据处理
该API使用内置的OCR技术准确提取PDF中的文本,包括带有图像的PDF。持续更新和改进OCR算法有助于保持高数据质量和准确性