Using AWS Comprehend for Document Classification, Part 1. Brien Posey shows how to use the Comprehend natural language processing service to classify documents based on their content, building a ...

AWS just released their 10th database service (15th, if you count each engine offered in the relational database services). This one, called Amazon DocumentDB, stores semi-structured data inside a sca ...

Amazon Comprehend can now process document layouts such as dense text, lists or bullets in document types including PDF and Word. Previously, Amazon Comprehend only worked with plain text files.

AWS has been Sapio Sciences’ preferred cloud provider for over 10 years, with customers using AWS to securely host Sapio’s no-code/low-code, unified and configurable lab informatics platform.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a fully-managed document database service, building the Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) to support existing MongoDB workloads. The cloud ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Noventiq, a leading digital transformation and cybersecurity solutions and services provider, unveils its latest innovation, uDMS – a smart, serverless document ...

Assuming the document has both domestic and global implications for DoD, it’s clear the Pentagon regards HPC and AI as integral to its cloud plans. “OCONUS users must have access to deployable cloud ...

How-To. Using AWS Comprehend for Document Classification, Part 2. After previously demonstrating how to create a CSV file that can be used to create a custom classifier for the AWS Comprehend natural ...