In this microlearning course, you will explore ABBYY Vantage Advanced Designer and discover how it enables the creation of Document Skills for processing documents of varying complexity.
You will also explore Fast Learning and Deep Learning activities, compare their capabilities, review when to use each approach, and discover how combining machine learning technologies and rules enhances extraction accuracy for structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.
Course duration: 30–40 minutes
Access duration: 365 days
*It’s important to recognize that the time needed to complete this course will vary among students. This is due to differences in professional backgrounds, learning styles, and individual motivations for taking ABBYY University courses. As a result, we can only provide a general estimate of the completion time.
1. Equipment required for course participation:
- Laptop or desktop computer with a dual-core CPU
- Internet connection and internet browser
- Headset or speakers
- Computer mouse
- Printer - optional, to print PDF instructions
2. Software required for course participation:
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Access to the ABBYY Vantage platform (please request a trial now, as creating a Vantage account takes some time, by clicking the Request A Trial button on the course or Learning Plan page).
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Access to ABBYY Vantage Advanced Designer (download the latest version using your Vantage environment URL).
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