spark-nlp 6.2.1
๐ข Spark NLP 6.2.1: Enhanced hierarchical document processing and training optimizations Spark NLP 6.2.1 brings significant improvements to document ingestion with expanded hierarchical support, XML processing enhancements, and optimizations for NerDL training.
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The little things, week ending November 7, 2025
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Expanded Language Detection: Now Supports 35 Languages for Pre-Recorded Audio
Language Detection for pre-recorded (batch) audio now supports 35 languages (previously 16), allowing you to automatically detect and transcribe a much broader array of languages with one request. Enable broader coverage by setting detect_language=true in your API call.
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spark-nlp 6.2.2
๐ข Spark NLP 6.2.2: Bugfix Release Spark NLP 6.2.2 brings bug fixes to WordEmbeddings and NerDLApproach logging. ๐ Bug Fixes - WordEmbeddings: Fixed a bug where WordEmbeddings would duplicate input tokens in the output - NerDLApproach: Fixed a bug during logging, that would show inaccurate training/validation counts.
spark-nlp 6.2.0
๐ข Spark NLP 6.2.0: A new stage for unstructured document ingestion and processing at scale Spark NLP 6.2.0 introduces key upgrades across entity extraction, document normalization, HTML reading, and GGUF-based models.
spark-nlp 6.2.3
๐ข Spark NLP 6.2.3: Further Improvements for NerDL Spark NLP 6.2.3 introduces targeted improvements to training performance and stability of NerDLApproach and bug fixes for CamemBertForTokenClassification. NerDLApproach now uses new internal data-loading behavior, and improving training speed and preventing out-of-memory errors.
spark-nlp 6.1.5
๐ข Spark NLP 6.1.5: Smarter Readers and More Resilient Pipelines Spark NLP 6.1.5 focuses on improving data ingestion reliability and pipeline flexibility. This release enhances reader components with better fault tolerance, broader input support, and introduces a new ReaderAssembler annotator for streamlined integration.
spark-nlp 6.3.1
๐ข Spark NLP 6.3.1: LLM Backend Upgrade and Document Processing Improvements Spark NLP 6.3.1 focuses on strengthening distributed local LLM inference by upgrading the jsl-llamacpp backend to a newer llama.cpp release, while also delivering important improvements in document structure handling and metadata consistency.
spark-nlp 6.3.2
๐ข Spark NLP 6.3.2: Scala 2.13 Support, Layout-Aware Images, and Enhanced LightPipeline Tracking Spark NLP 6.3.2 is a foundational release that introduces official support for Scala 2.13, alongside important improvements in document layout understanding and lightweight inference workflows.
spark-nlp 6.3.3
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spark-nlp 6.4.0
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