2.80:Anchored OMR - Revision history

Dgreenwood at 15:06, 5 August 2025

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Dgreenwood at 15:18, 9 December 2022

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	\|Value If Unchecked\|\|False\|\|Specifies the output value if a box is left unchecked.		\|Value If Unchecked\|\|False\|\|Specifies the output value if a box is left unchecked.
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Dgreenwood at 15:15, 9 December 2022

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	* For information on '''''Labeled OMR''''' [[Labeled OMR\|visit this article]].		* For information on '''''Labeled OMR''''' [[Labeled OMR\|visit this article]].
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Dgreenwood at 15:07, 3 June 2022

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	'''WARNING!! OLDER FUNCTIONALITY DETECTED!'''		'''WARNING!! OLDER FUNCTIONALITY DETECTED!'''

	The '''''Anchored OMR''''' extractor was an early version of what came to be known as '''''Labeled OMR'''''. '''''Anchored OMR''''' was obsoleted in version 2.90 and replaced with '''''Labeled OMR'''''.		The '''''Anchored OMR''''' extractor was an early version of what came to be known as '''''Labeled OMR'''''. '''''Anchored OMR''''' was obsoleted in version '''2.90''' and replaced with '''''Labeled OMR'''''.
	* For information on '''''Labeled OMR''''' [[Labeled OMR\|visit this article]].		* For information on '''''Labeled OMR''''' [[Labeled OMR\|visit this article]].
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Dgreenwood at 15:05, 3 June 2022

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			'''WARNING!! OLDER FUNCTIONALITY DETECTED!'''

			The '''''Anchored OMR''''' extractor was an early version of what came to be known as '''''Labeled OMR'''''. '''''Anchored OMR''''' was obsoleted in version 2.90 and replaced with '''''Labeled OMR'''''.
			* For information on '''''Labeled OMR''''' [[Labeled OMR\|visit this article]].
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	'''Anchored OMR''' determines whether labeled checkboxes are checked or not and outputs the label as its result.		'''Anchored OMR''' determines whether labeled checkboxes are checked or not and outputs the label as its result.

Dgreenwood: Dgreenwood moved page Anchored OMR to Anchored OMR - 2.80: version control

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Dgreenwood moved page Anchored OMR to Anchored OMR - 2.80: version control

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Version Differences

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	==Version Differences==		==Version Differences==

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			\|style="font-size:14pt"\|'''⚠'''\|\|In version 2.90, this extractor was re-named ''Labeled OMR''. It's configuration and functionality is similar to ''Anchored OMR''. Visit the ''[[Labeled OMR]]'' article for information on this feature in version 2.90.
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	Prior to 2.80, this capability was available by setting up a Data Element Profile in a Content Type object. The Anchored OMR extractor provides a simpler setup, without having to draw out individual zones around the check-boxes, and without having to explicitly train the content type with at least one document example of the document first. That, in turn, means this method can extract data across multiple Content Types without being explicitly required to configure OMR extraction logic for each.		Prior to 2.80, this capability was available by setting up a Data Element Profile in a Content Type object. The Anchored OMR extractor provides a simpler setup, without having to draw out individual zones around the check-boxes, and without having to explicitly train the content type with at least one document example of the document first. That, in turn, means this method can extract data across multiple Content Types without being explicitly required to configure OMR extraction logic for each.

Dgreenwood at 18:34, 16 October 2020

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	==Version Differences==		==Version Differences==

			In version 2.90, this extractor was re-named ''[[Labeled OMR]]''.

	Prior to 2.80, this capability was available by setting up a Data Element Profile in a Content Type object. The Anchored OMR extractor provides a simpler setup, without having to draw out individual zones around the check-boxes, and without having to explicitly train the content type with at least one document example of the document first. That, in turn, means this method can extract data across multiple Content Types without being explicitly required to configure OMR extraction logic for each.		Prior to 2.80, this capability was available by setting up a Data Element Profile in a Content Type object. The Anchored OMR extractor provides a simpler setup, without having to draw out individual zones around the check-boxes, and without having to explicitly train the content type with at least one document example of the document first. That, in turn, means this method can extract data across multiple Content Types without being explicitly required to configure OMR extraction logic for each.

Dgreenwood at 15:29, 7 April 2020

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	== About ==		== About ==

	A simple example would be a document asking a question and giving two boxes to check “Yes” or “No.” For example, see the portion of the document below asking if the applicant is a U.S. Citizen. “Yes” or “No” would be the labels. Either “Yes” or “No” would be the ~~fields~~ final result, depending on which box is checked. In this case, "Yes".		A simple example would be a document asking a question and giving two boxes to check “Yes” or “No.” For example, see the portion of the document below asking if the applicant is a U.S. Citizen. “Yes” or “No” would be the labels. Either “Yes” or “No” would be the field's final result, depending on which box is checked. In this case, "Yes".

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