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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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Randallkinard at 17:41, 29 April 2024

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	<blockquote>		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|ESP Auto Separation}}</blockquote>
	~~'''''~~ESP Auto Separation''''' is a '''''[[Separation Provider]]''''' used for document separation. It is unique in that it ''both'' separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time. It uses page-level classification training examples (among other things) to determine where to insert document folders in a '''Batch'''.
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	'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:		'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:
	* The document's pagination structure.		* The document's pagination structure.

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Dgreenwood at 14:58, 26 January 2024

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	* Rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another.		* Rules for merging one '''Document Type''' with another.

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			You may download the ZIP(s) below and upload it into your own Grooper environment (version 2023). The first contains a '''Project''' with resources used in examples throughout this article. The second contains one or more '''Batches''' of sample documents.
			* [[Media:2023_Projects_Wiki_-_ESP_Auto_Separation.zip]]
			* [[Media:2023_Batches_Wiki_-_ESP_Auto_Separation.zip]]
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	== About ==		== About ==

Dgreenwood at 18:22, 9 January 2024

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	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' is a '''''[[Separation Provider]]''''' used for document separation. It is unique in that it ''both'' separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time. It uses page-level classification training examples (among other things) to determine where to insert document folders in a '''Batch'''.		'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' is a '''''[[Separation Provider]]''''' used for document separation. It is unique in that it ''both'' separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time. It uses page-level classification training examples (among other things) to determine where to insert document folders in a '''Batch'''.
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	<section end="~~esp_auto_separation_glossary~~" />		<section end="glossary" />
	'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:		'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:
	* The document's pagination structure.		* The document's pagination structure.

Dgreenwood at 21:07, 5 January 2024

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	<~~blockquote style~~="~~font-size:14pt~~">		<blockquote>
	'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' is a '''''[[Separation Provider]]''''' used for document separation. It is unique in that it ''both'' separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time. It uses page-level classification training examples (among other things) to determine where to insert document folders in a '''Batch'''.		'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' is a '''''[[Separation Provider]]''''' used for document separation. It is unique in that it ''both'' separates ''and'' classifies documents at the same time. It uses page-level classification training examples (among other things) to determine where to insert document folders in a '''Batch'''.
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			<section end="esp_auto_separation_glossary" />
	'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:		'''''ESP Auto Separation''''' (or '''''ESP''''' for short) primarily uses training data for "page 1" examples of a '''Document Type''' to determine separation points. Additionally, it can use the following to make separation decissions as well:
	* The document's pagination structure.		* The document's pagination structure.

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