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 While similar to collecting labels for Data Fields, there are some differences to keep in mind when collecting labels for Data Tables and Data Columns. First, while not absolutely necessary, it is considered best practice to collect a full Header Label for your Data Table as well as collecting the headers for each of the Data Columns individually.
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	== Collecting ~~Labels~~ for Data Tables ==		== Collecting labels for Data Tables ==
	While similar to collecting labels for Data Fields, there are some differences to keep in mind when collecting labels for Data Tables and Data Columns. First, while not absolutely necessary, it is considered best practice to collect a full Header Label for your Data Table as well as collecting the headers for each of the Data Columns individually.		While similar to collecting labels for Data Fields, there are some differences to keep in mind when collecting labels for Data Tables and Data Columns. First, while not absolutely necessary, it is considered best practice to collect a full Header Label for your Data Table as well as collecting the headers for each of the Data Columns individually.

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	<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|Label Sets}}</blockquote>		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|Label Sets}}</blockquote>

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			You may download the ZIP(s) below and upload it into your own Grooper environment (version 2025). The first contains one or more '''Batches''' of sample documents. The second contains one or more '''Projects''' with resources used in examples throughout this article.
			* [[Media:2025 Wiki Label Sets Batches.zip]]
			* [[Media:2025 Wiki Label Sets Project.zip]]
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	== What are Label Sets? ==		== What are Label Sets? ==

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	== Collecting Labels for Data Fields ==		== Collecting Labels for Data Fields ==
			When collecting labels for Data Fields, you generally are going to collect a single label for each Data Field in your Data Model. There are times you may need to collect additional labels called custom labels to help narrow down your extraction. How to collect these labels is detailed below.

	# Navigate to the Data Field you want to use Label Sets with.		# Navigate to the Data Field you want to use Label Sets with.
	# Set a "Label Set Aware" extractor on the Value Extractor property.		# Set a "Label Set Aware" extractor on the Value Extractor property.
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	== Collecting Labels for Data Tables ==		== Collecting Labels for Data Tables ==
			While similar to collecting labels for Data Fields, there are some differences to keep in mind when collecting labels for Data Tables and Data Columns. First, while not absolutely necessary, it is considered best practice to collect a full Header Label for your Data Table as well as collecting the headers for each of the Data Columns individually.

			The Header Label on the Data Table acts as a parent label to the Data Columns. This helps minimize false positives for your table extraction.

	# Navigate to the Data Table node in your Node Tree.		# Navigate to the Data Table node in your Node Tree.
	# Set the Value Extractor property to a Label Set Aware extractor such as Tabular Layout or Row Match.		# Set the Value Extractor property to a Label Set Aware extractor such as Tabular Layout or Row Match.

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	=== Custom Labels ===		=== Custom Labels ===
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			There is more to consider when setting up Table Extraction using Label Sets. For more information on how to properly extract information with Tables using Label Sets, visit our [[Tabular Layout]] and [[Row Match]] articles.
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	== Additional how to guides ==		== Additional how to guides ==
	* [[Labeling Behavior]]		* [[Labeling Behavior]]
	* [[Labeled Value ~~with Label Sets~~]]		* [[Labeled Value]]
	* [[Labeled OMR ~~with Label Sets~~]]		* [[Labeled OMR]]
	* [[Tabular Layout ~~with Label Sets~~]]		* [[Tabular Layout]]
	* [[Row Match ~~with Label Sets~~]]		* [[Row Match]]
	* [[Fluid Layout ~~with Label Sets~~]]		* [[Fluid Layout]]
	* [[Transaction Detection]]		* [[Transaction Detection]]
	* [[Nested Table]]		* [[Nested Table]]
	* [[Labelset-Based Classification]]		* [[Labelset-Based Classification]]

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	==== Static Labels ====		=== Static Labels ===
	A Static Label is a label that collects a static value for a Data Element. Static Labels are helpful for structured documents with a piece of information that will always be the same for every document assigned that Document Type. Examples of this can include a company name or phone number.		A Static Label is a label that collects a static value for a Data Element. Static Labels are helpful for structured documents with a piece of information that will always be the same for every document assigned that Document Type. Examples of this can include a company name or phone number.

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	=== Collecting Labels for Data Fields ===		== Collecting Labels for Data Fields ==
	# Navigate to the Data Field you want to use Label Sets with.		# Navigate to the Data Field you want to use Label Sets with.
	# Set a "Label Set Aware" extractor on the Value Extractor property.		# Set a "Label Set Aware" extractor on the Value Extractor property.
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	~~=== Collecting Labels for Data Tables ===~~
	~~# Navigate to the Data Table node in your Node Tree.~~
	~~# Set the Value Extractor property to a Label Set Aware extractor such as Tabular Layout or Row Match.~~
	~~# Navigate to the Content Type the Labeling Behavior is set on.~~
	~~# Click on the "Labels" tab.~~
	~~# Make sure the documents in your Batch have been assigned a Document Type.~~
	~~# Click inside the text box next to the Data Table node in the Labels Panel so the cursor is inside the text box.~~
	~~# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the full header label of the table. This should include all the headers for your columns.~~
	~~# Next, click inside the text box next to the first Data Column so the cursor is inside the text box.~~
	~~# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the individual column header for the Data Column.~~
	~~# Repeat the process for the rest of the Data Columns.~~

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	== Custom Labels ==		=== Custom Labels ===
	Custom Labels are user-defined labels that do not necessarily map directly to a Data Element, but are needed for extraction, classification, or to handle special cases. They are helpful for providing additional context or narrowing the scope of where Grooper should look to find labels and data.		Custom Labels are user-defined labels that do not necessarily map directly to a Data Element, but are needed for extraction, classification, or to handle special cases. They are helpful for providing additional context or narrowing the scope of where Grooper should look to find labels and data.

	=== Custom Labels as Parent Labels ===		==== Custom Labels as Parent Labels ====
	A Parent Label allows you to define a hierarchical relationship between labels, requiring a label in your Label Set to occur inside the specified Parent Label. A Parent Label also ONLY allows other labels that have a Parent Label set to look inside of that Parent for a result. If a label does not have a Parent Label set, it will only look for label matches outside of the Parent Label text.		A Parent Label allows you to define a hierarchical relationship between labels, requiring a label in your Label Set to occur inside the specified Parent Label. A Parent Label also ONLY allows other labels that have a Parent Label set to look inside of that Parent for a result. If a label does not have a Parent Label set, it will only look for label matches outside of the Parent Label text.

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	== Static Labels ==		==== Static Labels ====
	A Static Label is a label that collects a static value for a Data Element. Static Labels are helpful for structured documents with a piece of information that will always be the same for every document assigned that Document Type. Examples of this can include a company name or phone number.		A Static Label is a label that collects a static value for a Data Element. Static Labels are helpful for structured documents with a piece of information that will always be the same for every document assigned that Document Type. Examples of this can include a company name or phone number.

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			== Collecting Labels for Data Tables ==
			# Navigate to the Data Table node in your Node Tree.
			# Set the Value Extractor property to a Label Set Aware extractor such as Tabular Layout or Row Match.
			# Navigate to the Content Type the Labeling Behavior is set on.
			# Click on the "Labels" tab.
			# Make sure the documents in your Batch have been assigned a Document Type.
			# Click inside the text box next to the Data Table node in the Labels Panel so the cursor is inside the text box.
			# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the full header label of the table. This should include all the headers for your columns.
			# Next, click inside the text box next to the first Data Column so the cursor is inside the text box.
			# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the individual column header for the Data Column.
			# Repeat the process for the rest of the Data Columns.

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	== Additional how to guides ==		== Additional how to guides ==

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 Examples of "Label Set Aware" extractors include:
-* Labeled Value
+* [[Labeled Value]]
-* Labeled OMR
+* [[Labeled OMR]]
-* Tabular Layout
+* [[Tabular Layout]]
-* Row Match
+* [[Row Match]]
-* Transaction Detection
+* [[Transaction Detection]]
-* Nested Tables
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 * [[Labeling Behavior]]
-* [[Labeled Value#Labeled Value with Label Sets|Labeled Value with Label Sets]]
+* [[Labeled Value with Label Sets]]
-* [[Labeled OMR with Label Sets]] (Work In Progress)
+* [[Labeled OMR with Label Sets]]
-* [[Tabular Layout with Label Sets]] (Work In Progress)
+* [[Tabular Layout with Label Sets]]
-* [[Row Match with Label Sets]] (Work In Progress)
+* [[Row Match with Label Sets]]
-* [[Fluid Layout with Label Sets]] (Work In Progress)
+* [[Fluid Layout with Label Sets]]
 * [[Transaction Detection]]
 * [[Nested Table]]
-* [[Labelset-Based Classification]] (Work In Progress)
+* [[Labelset-Based Classification]]

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	Each of these use cases leverages Label Sets to improve accuracy and reduce manual configuration.		Each of these use cases leverages Label Sets to improve accuracy and reduce manual configuration.

			== How to collect labels ==

			To use Label Sets, you must first collect Labels for your Data Model. This process involves selecting the text on sample documents that corresponds to each Data Field, Data Table, or Data Section. You must also be using a "Label Set Aware" extractor on your Data Element. The term "Label Set Aware" just means that the extractor recognizes and can use Label Sets in its extraction.

			Examples of "Label Set Aware" extractors include:
			* Labeled Value
			* Labeled OMR
			* Tabular Layout
			* Row Match
			* Transaction Detection
			* Nested Tables

			=== Collecting Labels for Data Fields ===
			# Navigate to the Data Field you want to use Label Sets with.
			# Set a "Label Set Aware" extractor on the Value Extractor property.
			#* You must do this first in order to collect labels for the Data Field.
			# In your Node Tree, navigate to the Content Type with the Labeling Behavior applied.
			# Go to the "Labels" tab (visible when the Labeling Behavior is enabled).
			# If not already classified, assign a Document Type to each document in your Batch.
			# Select the first document in your Batch.
			# Select the Data Field for which you want to collect a label and use one of three methods to collect the label:
			#* Type in the text of the label into the text box of the Data Field.
			#* Click inside of the Data Field's text box so the cursor appears, then double click the label on the document. Make sure to correct or add any missing parts of the label.
			#* Click inside of the Data Field's text box so the cursor appears. Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel. Draw a box around the label on the document. (This is the recommended method for collecting labels.)
			# Repeat for each document with a different Document Type.

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			=== Collecting Labels for Data Tables ===
			# Navigate to the Data Table node in your Node Tree.
			# Set the Value Extractor property to a Label Set Aware extractor such as Tabular Layout or Row Match.
			# Navigate to the Content Type the Labeling Behavior is set on.
			# Click on the "Labels" tab.
			# Make sure the documents in your Batch have been assigned a Document Type.
			# Click inside the text box next to the Data Table node in the Labels Panel so the cursor is inside the text box.
			# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the full header label of the table. This should include all the headers for your columns.
			# Next, click inside the text box next to the first Data Column so the cursor is inside the text box.
			# Click the Rubberband icon at the top of the Labels panel, and draw a box on the document around the individual column header for the Data Column.
			# Repeat the process for the rest of the Data Columns.

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	== How to guides ==		== How to guides ==

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What are Label Sets?

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	== What are Label Sets? ==		== What are Label Sets? ==
	A Label Set is a group of labels associated with a specific [[Document Type]]. Each label represents a possible way a data element might be named or presented in a document. For example, a Label Set for invoices might include "Invoice Number", "Inv #", and "Bill No.", all mapped to the same [[Data Field]]. Label Sets are managed using the "Labels" tab on the [[Design Page]] for any [[Content Type]] with [[Labeling Behavior]] enabled.		A Label Set is a group of labels associated with a specific [[Document Type]]. Each label represents a possible way a data element might be named or presented in a document. For example, a Label Set for invoices might include "Invoice Number", "Inv #", and "Bill No.", all mapped to the same [[Data Field]].

			Label Sets are managed using the "Labels" tab on the [[Design Page]] for any [[Content Type]] with [[Labeling Behavior]] enabled.

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	Label Sets are best for '''structured''' and '''semi-structured''' documents, where data elements are consistently labeled, but layouts may vary. For example, invoices from different vendors may use different terms for the same field ("Invoice Number", "Inv #", "Bill No."), but all can be mapped to a single Data Field using a Label Set.		Label Sets are best for '''structured''' and '''semi-structured''' documents, where data elements are consistently labeled, but layouts may vary. For example, invoices from different vendors may use different terms for the same field ("Invoice Number", "Inv #", "Bill No."), but all can be mapped to a single Data Field using a Label Set.