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	# Classification Data - Where's the first page of a document?		# Classification Data - Where's the first page of a document?
	#* The very basic idea behind ''ESP's'' core functionality is finding the first page of a document. In a very basic sense, if you know where the first page of a document is, you know where it starts. Where does it stop? Once you find the ''next'' first page of a document. ''How'' it finds the first page of a document is determined through trained examples of a '''Document Type''' using the ''[[~~Lexical (Classification Method)\|~~Lexical]]'' classification method (or, in some configurations, the '''''Positive Extractor''''' property of the '''Document Type''').		#* The very basic idea behind ''ESP's'' core functionality is finding the first page of a document. In a very basic sense, if you know where the first page of a document is, you know where it starts. Where does it stop? Once you find the ''next'' first page of a document. ''How'' it finds the first page of a document is determined through trained examples of a '''Document Type''' using the ''[[Lexical]]'' classification method (or, in some configurations, the '''''Positive Extractor''''' property of the '''Document Type''').
	#** '''Document Types''' are set up in a '''Content Model'''. Document examples are trained using the "Classification Testing" tab. Training data is stored as one or more '''Form Type''' objects as children of the trained document's '''Document Type'''.		#** '''Document Types''' are set up in a '''Content Model'''. Document examples are trained using the "Classification Testing" tab. Training data is stored as one or more '''Form Type''' objects as children of the trained document's '''Document Type'''.
	# Pagination - What do the rest of pages look like?		# Pagination - What do the rest of pages look like?

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	<blockquote ~~style="font-size~~:~~14pt">~~		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|ESP Auto Separation}}</blockquote>
	~~''ESP Auto Separation'' is one of Grooper's '''''[[Separation Provider]]s''''' used for document [[Separation~~\|separation]]. It leverages several different aspects of documents to determine where one document starts and the next begins in a '''Batch''' of loose pages, including classification data, the documents pagination structure, extracted page numbers, and rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another. ''ESP Auto Separation~~'' is also one of the few '''Separation Providers''' that both separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time, during the '''Separate''' activity.~~
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	''ESP Auto Separation'' (often referred to simply as ''ESP'') is often seen as the most effort intensive '''Separation Provider'''. It is a highly configurable provider (And, not all that configuration is done on the '''Separate''' step or a '''Separation Profile'''. Most of its functionality is actually determined by the associated '''Content Model's''' configuration). However, it is often ''the'' solution for the most complicated separation and classification challenges. ''ESP'' is extremely useful for separating document sets with a variety of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.		''ESP Auto Separation'' (often referred to simply as ''ESP'') is often seen as the most effort intensive '''Separation Provider'''. It is a highly configurable provider (And, not all that configuration is done on the '''Separate''' step or a '''Separation Profile'''. Most of its functionality is actually determined by the associated '''Content Model's''' configuration). However, it is often ''the'' solution for the most complicated separation and classification challenges. ''ESP'' is extremely useful for separating document sets with a variety of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.

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Dgreenwood at 14:43, 14 December 2023

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 ''ESP Auto Separation'' is one of Grooper's '''''[[Separation Provider]]s''''' used for document [[Separation|separation]].  It leverages several different aspects of documents to determine where one document starts and the next begins in a '''Batch''' of loose pages, including classification data, the documents pagination structure, extracted page numbers, and rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another.  ''ESP Auto Separation'' is also one of the few '''Separation Providers''' that both separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time, during the '''Separate''' activity.
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 ''ESP Auto Separation'' (often referred to simply as ''ESP'') is often seen as the most effort intensive '''Separation Provider'''.  It is a highly configurable provider (And, not all that configuration is done on the '''Separate''' step or a '''Separation Profile'''.  Most of its functionality is actually determined by the associated '''Content Model's''' configuration).  However, it is often ''the'' solution for the most complicated separation and classification challenges.  ''ESP'' is extremely useful for separating document sets with a variety of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.
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Dgreenwood at 14:28, 19 October 2023

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	''ESP Auto Separation'' (often referred to simply as ''ESP'') is often seen as the most effort intensive '''Separation Provider'''. It is a highly configurable provider (And, not all that configuration is done on the '''Separate''' step or a '''Separation Profile'''. Most of its functionality is actually determined by the associated '''Content Model's''' configuration). However, it is often ''the'' solution for the most complicated separation and classification challenges. ''ESP'' is extremely useful for separating document sets with a variety of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.		''ESP Auto Separation'' (often referred to simply as ''ESP'') is often seen as the most effort intensive '''Separation Provider'''. It is a highly configurable provider (And, not all that configuration is done on the '''Separate''' step or a '''Separation Profile'''. Most of its functionality is actually determined by the associated '''Content Model's''' configuration). However, it is often ''the'' solution for the most complicated separation and classification challenges. ''ESP'' is extremely useful for separating document sets with a variety of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured documents.

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	== About ==		== About ==

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''ESP Auto Separation'' is one of Grooper's '''''Separation Providers''''' used for document separation. It leverages several different aspects of documents to determine where one document starts and the next begins in a '''Batch''' of loose pages, including classification data, the documents pagination structure, extracted page numbers, and rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another. ''ESP Auto Separat..."

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Created page with "<blockquote style="font-size:14pt"> ''ESP Auto Separation'' is one of Grooper's '''''Separation Providers''''' used for document separation. It leverages several different aspects of documents to determine where one document starts and the next begins in a '''Batch''' of loose pages, including classification data, the documents pagination structure, extracted page numbers, and rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another. ''ESP Auto Separat..."

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