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Classify Method

Embedded Object Grooper.Core

Defines the base for all classification mechanisms used to analyze and assign document types within a Content Model.

Remarks

The Classify Method is the core component responsible for determining the type of a document or folder by analyzing its content, structure, or other features. It is configured on a Content Model and invoked during classification activities to assign the most appropriate Content Type to each Batch Folder or Batch Page.

Overview

  • A Classify Method implements the logic for document classification, supporting a variety of approaches such as rules-based, feature-based, or machine learning.
  • It is used by the Classify activity and related commands to automate the assignment of document types.
  • The method can be trained (if supported) using sample documents to improve accuracy.

Usage and Configuration

  • Assign a Classify Method to the 'Classification Method' property of a Content Model to enable automated classification.
  • Configure the method's settings and provide training samples as needed for your document set.
  • Use the Train As and Train From commands to add training data, and Rebuild Training to retrain the model.
  • The method can be extended by inheriting from this class to implement custom classification logic.

Related Concepts

For more information, see the documentation for Content Model, Classify activity, and related training commands.

Derived Types

There are 6 implementations of Classify Method.

Labelset-Based Classifies documents using Label Sets to determine the best matching document type.
Lexical Provides a classification method that assigns document types based on text and/or image features, supporting both training-based and rules-based approaches.
LLM Classifier Classifies a document by asking an AI to select the document type from a list.
Rules-Based Classifies documents using rules defined on Document Type objects, enabling immediate and deterministic type assignment based on content extractors.
Search Classifier Classifies documents by searching for similar items in a vector-based index.
Visual Classifies documents or pages based on their visual appearance using image-based features, without requiring OCR.

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