Qwen3.5 extraction architecture
The captured configuration identifies Qwen3_5ForConditionalGeneration with model type qwen3_5 and Transformers support.
Open Source Model Profile · datalab-to
lift is a 9.65B-parameter Qwen3.5-family extraction model from Datalab. According to the model card, it returns schema-matching JSON from PDFs and images.
lift is published by datalab-to as an image-text-to-text structured-extraction model. The captured configuration identifies Qwen3_5ForConditionalGeneration, and Safetensors metadata reports about 9.65B parameters under openrail. According to the model card, it converts PDFs and images into schema-matching JSON.
The captured configuration identifies Qwen3_5ForConditionalGeneration with model type qwen3_5 and Transformers support.
According to the model card, any JSON schema can be supplied and lift returns a matching JSON object with schema-constrained decoding.
According to the model card, multi-page documents are handled in a single pass, including values spanning pages.
According to the model card, two inference modes are offered: local Hugging Face and remote vLLM server, with a CLI and Schema Studio app.
According to the model card, lift is compared against the Datalab API, Gemini Flash 3.5, Azure Content Understanding, NuExtract3, and Qwen3.5-9B on field and document accuracy plus latency.
Source: datalab-to/lift
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lift lift is a structured extraction model from Datalab that pulls structured JSON out of PDFs and images. Pass any JSON schema and lift returns a JSON object matching it, using schema-constrained decoding to guarantee valid, well-typed output. Try lift in the free playground , or use the hosted API for higher accuracy, per-field verification, and citations. Features Extract structured data from documents Pass any JSON schema Handles multi-page documents in a single pass, including values that span pages Two inference modes: local (HuggingFace) and remote (vLLM server) CLI for single files, inline schemas, or whole directories Schem…
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