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Hugging Face Blog·8d ago·~1 min read

Building a Fast Multilingual OCR Model with Synthetic Data

Building a Fast Multilingual OCR Model with Synthetic Data Synthetic data generation offers a way out of these tradeoffs. By rendering text onto images programmatically, we get both the scale of web scraping and the label purity of hand annotation. Every bounding box, transcription, and reading order relationship is known exactly because we placed it there, and we have full control over which layouts, font styles, and edge cases appear in the training set. The challenge is realism. Simulating diverse layouts and realistic document scenarios is difficult, but with the right rendering engine and strong randomization across fonts, colors, backgrounds, augmentations, and layout structures, it is possible to build enough invariance that models trained on synthetic data generalize well to real-world documents. Using this approach, we built Nemotron OCR v2, a multilingual OCR model that is both accurate and fast.…

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