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In the trail version of AI builder, we are running into a 50 mb limit for training purposes. Does this size limitation also exist for the purchased add-on?

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Hi JC, Such limits as described on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ai-builder/form-processing-model-requirements are identical for all users. Purchasing an add-on will not change the limit. Out of curiosity, what document sizes are you looking to process? What types of documents are you using?

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Thanks @Anton ! I am using customer applications with basic information. The solution we are looking for would be able to read an application in various versions that exist (mostly pdf). With the trail version of builder, we have it reading one or two of the versions really well, but as we are trying to train it to learn more, we ran into the limit restriction. Do you know what currently would be the best approach? Is there a way of linking multiple AI builders in a flow?

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Are all of these sample documents for the same type of document? Or are you using it to recognize different types?

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@antoinec all are pdf. The structures are different though (placing of certain elements such as "Name" and "Address")

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Ah, if that is the case, then support for multiple document layouts which we're planning as part of our 2020 wave 2 release will no doubt help. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform-release-plan/2020wave2/ai-builder/form-processing-models-support-multiple-document-layouts
Each layout - what you're calling structure - will still be impacted by the same limit, but since you'll be able to split your models for different layouts you'll have a means to deal with the use case you're describing (assuming I understood it well).

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