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Dharma-AI releases Dharma Field Extractor for document data
Dharma-AI introduces Dharma Field Extractor, a two-billion-parameter model that pulls structured JSON fields from any document type.
Summary
Dharma-AI released Dharma Field Extractor, a two-billion-parameter model designed to extract specific fields from document images and return structured JSON. The model runs self-hosted on a single L40S GPU and was trained on top of DharmaOCR-LITE v1.1 using a LoRA adapter across English, Brazilian, and multilingual data streams. The creators report it outperforms tested frontier configurations on their benchmark at a lower cost.
What changed
- Released Dharma Field Extractor, a 2-billion-parameter model for document field extraction into JSON.
- Trained a LoRA adapter on 43,384 training examples covering English, Brazilian, and multilingual data streams.
- Set model operation for a self-hosted single L40S GPU at $2.24 per hour.
Availability
Available now“You can try it yourself here .”
Founder takeaway
Evaluate Dharma Field Extractor if your stack requires document field extraction and you want to test self-hosted small models against frontier APIs.
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