Recently, Datalab released OmniExtractBench, a benchmark that combines several…
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Recently, Datalab released OmniExtractBench, a benchmark that combines several benchmarks (our own ExtractBench, LongExtractBench, other vendors) to measure structured document quality. The benchmark measured our "Agentic Plus" extraction model, our most powerful mode for complex document extraction. We found a compatibility workaround in the benchmark’s integration that stripped null from fields that allowed it - removing a valid way to represent missing information. We restored that option while preserving the schema’s structure and required fields. With the same scorer, we were able to
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