Process Documents Faster Using AWS Machine Learning - AWS Online Tech Talks

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Not all documents are the same, for example, insurance claims can have tables, forms, dense text, or free form text. Extracting the data on these documents can take many people hours, multiple workflows, and often times doesn’t sync with downstream systems. How do you pull all the data points off the page using Machine Learning (ML)? Learn how Liberty Mutual processes insurance claims using AWS machine learning to overcome manual processes, reduce cost per claim, and speed up response times for their customers.

Learning Objectives:
*Learn how ML can help automate your document pipeline to reduce manual efforts
*Learn how to use Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to process insurance claims with varying document formats
*Hear from Liberty Mutual on how they use ML to automated data processing across the insurance value chain

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