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Datalab released OmniParseBench: an open OCR benchmark with 16,288 yes/no tests across 2,937 pages and 92 languages

Datalab just released OmniParseBench, a document-parsing benchmark built from 16,288 pass/fail tests on 2,937 pages from 2,343 documents. The pages span 92 languages. How it works: every test is 1 yes/no question about 1 page. There are 5 test types: present , order , repeat , table_cell and layout…

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  1. 2026-10-15 00:03 · r/machinelearningnews
    Datalab released OmniParseBench: an open OCR benchmark with 16,288 yes/no tests across 2,937 pages and 92 languages

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