How to download Custom extraction model in a Json or other format ?

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How to download Custom extraction model in a Json or other format ?

Yves Guena 20

Not an issue. For post recognition processing, it would greatly help to download project file (have the setting of each designed field, ...). Potentially for adjustment of localization and upload modified project.Option of Document Intelligence Studio or must be coded ? Thanks for your support.

Yves Guena 20 Reputation points

2024-01-17T16:15:44.38+00:00

Documentation speak about .labels.json and .ocr.json. How to dowload them ? "You now have all the documents in your dataset labeled. The .labels.json and .ocr.json files correspond to each document"
dupammi 8,615 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2024-01-18T05:22:40.79+00:00
Hi @Yves Guena ,

Thanks for using Microsoft Q&A Platform.

Regarding your query about the ocr.json and labels.json, please follow the below steps:

After you've finished building the model, go to the appropriate storage account and select the blob container you've created.

You can upload all of your files by selecting the upload button at the top, as shown here. This is one method for uploading files. Following this, you can proceed to the studio, where the files can be seen. Note: Please ensure that you are in the correct storage account -> blob container folder.

Another method is to directly upload files from the Document Intelligence(DI) studio by selecting the browse for a file option.

After this step, choose either step 2 or step3. If the files are successfully uploaded, we can see two files in blob containers named filename.jpg and filename.jpg.ocr.json for each uploaded file.

Then, in DI studio, select the + icon and create labels for each file; the labels.json file will be created in blob containers, and the model can be trained and tested. Coming to your question related to labels.json file, Yes, as you can see in the step 5 after we label the fields in the DI studio then the labels.json file will be created automatically for the particular file in the training docs folder. Please also refer to this documentation for a more detailed step-by-step explanation of how to train a custom model. I hope this additional information helps! Thank you.

If this comment and the below answer clarifies your query, do click Accept Answer and Yes from below. And, if you have any further query do let us know.

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Yves Guena 20 Reputation points

2024-01-17T16:15:44.38+00:00

Documentation speak about .labels.json and .ocr.json. How to dowload them ? "You now have all the documents in your dataset labeled. The .labels.json and .ocr.json files correspond to each document"
dupammi 8,615 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2024-01-18T05:22:40.79+00:00

Hi @Yves Guena ,

Thanks for using Microsoft Q&A Platform.

Regarding your query about the ocr.json and labels.json, please follow the below steps:

After you've finished building the model, go to the appropriate storage account and select the blob container you've created.

You can upload all of your files by selecting the upload button at the top, as shown here. This is one method for uploading files. Following this, you can proceed to the studio, where the files can be seen. Note: Please ensure that you are in the correct storage account -> blob container folder.

Another method is to directly upload files from the Document Intelligence(DI) studio by selecting the browse for a file option.

After this step, choose either step 2 or step3. If the files are successfully uploaded, we can see two files in blob containers named filename.jpg and filename.jpg.ocr.json for each uploaded file.

Then, in DI studio, select the + icon and create labels for each file; the labels.json file will be created in blob containers, and the model can be trained and tested. Coming to your question related to labels.json file, Yes, as you can see in the step 5 after we label the fields in the DI studio then the labels.json file will be created automatically for the particular file in the training docs folder. Please also refer to this documentation for a more detailed step-by-step explanation of how to train a custom model. I hope this additional information helps! Thank you.

If this comment and the below answer clarifies your query, do click Accept Answer and Yes from below. And, if you have any further query do let us know.

Answer 1

Hi @Yves Guena,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A forum!

Unfortunately, there is no download option available for custom extraction models, but Copy option is available: The Copy API enables you to copy custom extraction models from one Document Intelligence account into others, which can exist in any supported geographical region.

Follow this document for detailed instructions.

Document-intelligence/FAQ

I hope this additional information helps! Thank you.

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Yves Guena 20

Documentation speak about .labels.json and .ocr.json. How to dowload them ? "You now have all the documents in your dataset labeled. The .labels.json and .ocr.json files correspond to each document" Thanks for your support. Yves Guéna.

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