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YomiTokuはAIを活用した日本語文書解析エンジンを提供するPythonパッケージです。 Yomitoku is an AI-powered document image analysis package designed specifically for the Japanese language.

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Analyze Japanese documents and images with an AI tool that recognizes and extracts text and layout information.

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YomiTokuはAIを活用した日本語文書解析エンジンを提供するPythonパッケージです。 Yomitoku is an AI-powered document image analysis package designed specifically for the Japanese language.

yomitoku has 1.5k stars on GitHub. It has been forked 56 times. yomitoku is written mainly in Python. It has been in active development since 2024. Its main topics are deep-learning, layout-analysis, ocr, python.

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YomiTokuはAIを活用した日本語文書解析エンジンを提供するPythonパッケージです。 Yomitoku is an AI-powered document image analysis package designed specifically for the Japanese language.

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yomitoku is an open-source project.

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Yes. yomitoku is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

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yomitoku is written mainly in Python.

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