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	"Document modeling" is the process of designing structured representations of documents to better understand them, manage them, and/or extract information from them. Many different Grooper components are used to help represent a document in different ways. This includes:		"Document modeling" is the process of designing structured representations of documents to better understand them, manage them, and/or extract information from them. Many different Grooper components are used to help represent a document in different ways. This includes:

	* [[:Category:Batch Object\|Batch Objects]] - These are the components used to represent a document's structure and store raw data ~~about them~~. For example, Batch Pages represent a document's individual pages and store the page's image, text data obtained from [[Recognize]], and more.		* [[:Category:Batch Object\|Batch Objects]] - These are the components used to represent a document's structure/format and store raw data.
	* [[:Category:Content Type\|Content Types]] - These are the components used to represent how documents fit into a classification schema. ~~They~~ are used to form a classification "taxonomy". [[Content ~~Model]]s~~ are at the top of the taxonomy. They composed of [[Document ~~Type]]s~~ which represent different kinds of documents that all fit within the Content Model. For example, Document Types represent different kinds of documents in a larger Content Model. Content Types are key to dictating the Data Model used to extract data from a document and ~~[[Behavior]]s~~ that control processing logic for several different Activities in Grooper.		**For example, Batch Pages represent a document's individual pages and store the page's image, text data obtained from the Recognize activity, and more.
	* [[:Category:Data Element\|Data Elements]]-		* [[:Category:Content Type\|Content Types]] - These are the components used to represent how documents fit into a classification schema.
			**Content Types are used to form a classification "taxonomy". Content Models are at the top of the taxonomy. They composed of Document Types which represent different kinds of documents that all fit within the Content Model.
			**For example, Document Types represent different kinds of documents in a larger Content Model. Content Types are key to dictating the Data Model used to extract data from a document and Behaviors that control processing logic for several different Activities in Grooper.
			* [[:Category:Data Element\|Data Elements]] - These are the components used to represent document data (fields, sections and tables written on the document).
			** The "Data Model" is the core Data Element. A Data Model will have one or more child Data Elements representing fields, sections and tables. Data Models collect document data during the Extract activity. What Data Model a document uses is determined by their Content Type.
			** For example, Data Fields represent field-level data, such as a Social Security Number on a personnel form.

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	* [[:Category:Batch Object\|Batch Objects]] - These are the components used to represent a document's structure and store raw data about them. For example, Batch Pages represent a document's individual pages and store the page's image, text data obtained from [[Recognize]], and more.		* [[:Category:Batch Object\|Batch Objects]] - These are the components used to represent a document's structure and store raw data about them. For example, Batch Pages represent a document's individual pages and store the page's image, text data obtained from [[Recognize]], and more.
	* [[:~~Content Type~~:Content Type\|~~Contnet~~ Types]] - These are the components used to represent how documents fit into a classification schema. They are used to form a classification "taxonomy". [[Content Model]]s are at the top of the taxonomy. They composed of [[Document Type]]s which represent different kinds of documents that all fit within the Content Model. For example, Document Types represent different kinds of documents in a larger Content Model. Content Types are key to dictating the Data Model used to extract data from a document and [[Behavior]]s that control processing logic for several different Activities in Grooper.		* [[:Category:Content Type\|Content Types]] - These are the components used to represent how documents fit into a classification schema. They are used to form a classification "taxonomy". [[Content Model]]s are at the top of the taxonomy. They composed of [[Document Type]]s which represent different kinds of documents that all fit within the Content Model. For example, Document Types represent different kinds of documents in a larger Content Model. Content Types are key to dictating the Data Model used to extract data from a document and [[Behavior]]s that control processing logic for several different Activities in Grooper.
	* [[:Category:Data Element\|Data Elements]]-		* [[:Category:Data Element\|Data Elements]]-

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"Document modeling" is the process of designing structured representations of documents to better understand them, manage them, and/or extract information from them. Many different Grooper components are used to help represent a document in different ways. This includes:

* [[:Category:Batch Object|Batch Objects]] - These are the components used to represent a document's structure and store raw data about them. For example, Batch Pages represent a document's individual pages and store the page's image, text data obtained from [[Recognize]], and more.
* [[:Content Type:Content Type|Contnet Types]] - These are the components used to represent how documents fit into a classification schema. They are used to form a classification "taxonomy". [[Content Model]]s are at the top of the taxonomy. They composed of [[Document Type]]s which represent different kinds of documents that all fit within the Content Model. For example, Document Types represent different kinds of documents in a larger Content Model. Content Types are key to dictating the Data Model used to extract data from a document and [[Behavior]]s that control processing logic for several different Activities in Grooper.
* [[:Category:Data Element|Data Elements]]-