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author Chumachenko, Kateryna
Deshmukh, Amala Sanjay
Seppanen, Jarno
Karmanov, Ilia
Chen, Chia-Chih
Voegtle, Lukas
Fischer, Philipp
Wawrzos, Marek
Motiian, Saeid
Ageev, Roman
Wu, Kedi
Milesi, Alexandre
Moosaei, Maryam
Pawelec, Krzysztof
Subramanian, Padmavathy
Samadi, Mehrzad
Yu, Xin
Dear, Celina
Stoddard, Sarah
Diamond, Jenna
Oliver, Jesse
Chraghchian, Leanna
Skelly, Patrick
Balough, Tom
Xu, Yao
Scowcroft, Jane Polak
Korzekwa, Daniel
Hanley, Darragh
Bhaskar, Sandip
Roman, Timo
Sapra, Karan
Tao, Andrew
Catanzaro, Bryan
author_facet Chumachenko, Kateryna
Deshmukh, Amala Sanjay
Seppanen, Jarno
Karmanov, Ilia
Chen, Chia-Chih
Voegtle, Lukas
Fischer, Philipp
Wawrzos, Marek
Motiian, Saeid
Ageev, Roman
Wu, Kedi
Milesi, Alexandre
Moosaei, Maryam
Pawelec, Krzysztof
Subramanian, Padmavathy
Samadi, Mehrzad
Yu, Xin
Dear, Celina
Stoddard, Sarah
Diamond, Jenna
Oliver, Jesse
Chraghchian, Leanna
Skelly, Patrick
Balough, Tom
Xu, Yao
Scowcroft, Jane Polak
Korzekwa, Daniel
Hanley, Darragh
Bhaskar, Sandip
Roman, Timo
Sapra, Karan
Tao, Andrew
Catanzaro, Bryan
contents We introduce Nemotron-Parse-1.1, a lightweight document parsing and OCR model that advances the capabilities of its predecessor, Nemoretriever-Parse-1.0. Nemotron-Parse-1.1 delivers improved capabilities across general OCR, markdown formatting, structured table parsing, and text extraction from pictures, charts, and diagrams. It also supports a longer output sequence length for visually dense documents. As with its predecessor, it extracts bounding boxes of text segments, as well as corresponding semantic classes. Nemotron-Parse-1.1 follows an encoder-decoder architecture with 885M parameters, including a compact 256M-parameter language decoder. It achieves competitive accuracy on public benchmarks making it a strong lightweight OCR solution. We release the model weights publicly on Huggingface, as well as an optimized NIM container, along with a subset of the training data as part of the broader Nemotron-VLM-v2 dataset. Additionally, we release Nemotron-Parse-1.1-TC which operates on a reduced vision token length, offering a 20% speed improvement with minimal quality degradation.
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spellingShingle NVIDIA Nemotron Parse 1.1
Chumachenko, Kateryna
Deshmukh, Amala Sanjay
Seppanen, Jarno
Karmanov, Ilia
Chen, Chia-Chih
Voegtle, Lukas
Fischer, Philipp
Wawrzos, Marek
Motiian, Saeid
Ageev, Roman
Wu, Kedi
Milesi, Alexandre
Moosaei, Maryam
Pawelec, Krzysztof
Subramanian, Padmavathy
Samadi, Mehrzad
Yu, Xin
Dear, Celina
Stoddard, Sarah
Diamond, Jenna
Oliver, Jesse
Chraghchian, Leanna
Skelly, Patrick
Balough, Tom
Xu, Yao
Scowcroft, Jane Polak
Korzekwa, Daniel
Hanley, Darragh
Bhaskar, Sandip
Roman, Timo
Sapra, Karan
Tao, Andrew
Catanzaro, Bryan
Machine Learning
We introduce Nemotron-Parse-1.1, a lightweight document parsing and OCR model that advances the capabilities of its predecessor, Nemoretriever-Parse-1.0. Nemotron-Parse-1.1 delivers improved capabilities across general OCR, markdown formatting, structured table parsing, and text extraction from pictures, charts, and diagrams. It also supports a longer output sequence length for visually dense documents. As with its predecessor, it extracts bounding boxes of text segments, as well as corresponding semantic classes. Nemotron-Parse-1.1 follows an encoder-decoder architecture with 885M parameters, including a compact 256M-parameter language decoder. It achieves competitive accuracy on public benchmarks making it a strong lightweight OCR solution. We release the model weights publicly on Huggingface, as well as an optimized NIM container, along with a subset of the training data as part of the broader Nemotron-VLM-v2 dataset. Additionally, we release Nemotron-Parse-1.1-TC which operates on a reduced vision token length, offering a 20% speed improvement with minimal quality degradation.
title NVIDIA Nemotron Parse 1.1
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.20478