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Nougat

by bCloud LLC

Version 0.1.17 + Free Support on Ubuntu 26.04

Nougat is an AI-powered optical character recognition (OCR) system designed to process scientific documents and convert complex academic content into machine-readable text. Developed for understanding scientific literature, Nougat can extract information from research papers, mathematical expressions, equations, and other structured document content, making it useful for researchers, developers, students, and organizations working with large collections of scientific publications.

Features of Nougat:

  • Uses AI-based optical character recognition to process scientific documents and research papers.
  • Extracts text, mathematical expressions, equations, and structured content from supported documents.
  • Helps convert complex scientific publications into machine-readable formats for further processing and analysis.
  • Supports research, document processing, knowledge extraction, and automated scientific literature workflows.

Nougat usage:

$ sudo su
$ apt update
$ cd /opt/nougat
$ source /opt/nougat/venv/bin/activate

$ Verify:
# pip show nougat-ocr

Disclaimer: Nougat is an open-source AI-based document processing and optical character recognition project. Users are responsible for configuring and using the software in accordance with their organizational requirements, applicable licenses, and relevant policies.

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