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A '''''Labeled Value''''' is an extractor type that can be used when configuring several data extraction tools such as a '''Value Reader''' or '''Data Type'''. It is designed to return values that have a spatial relationship to a defined label.  
A '''''Labeled Value''''' is an extractor type that can be used when configuring several data extraction tools such as a '''Value Reader''' or '''Data Type'''. It is designed to return text segments that have a spatial relationship to a defined label.  


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==About==
A '''''Labeled Value''''' is configured using two extractors: the '''''Label Extractor''''' and the '''''Value Extractor'''''. When the '''''Label Extractor''''' is set, Grooper uses spatial context to determine what value to return (for more on spatial context, see the [[Data Context]] wiki article).
The '''''Labeled Value'''' extracts information in a similar way to collating a '''''Key-Value Pair'''''. Unlike a '''''Key-Value Pair''''', the extractor is self-contained in one object. There is no need to set one object as a "Key" and another object as a "Value". Instead, both the "Label" and the "Value" can be set on one object.
==How To==
===Configuring by Object Type===
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# In your '''Node Tree''', create or select a '''Value Reader'''.
#* Visit the [[Value Reader]] Wiki Page for instructions on how to create a '''Value Reader'''.
# Select the "Value Reader" tab.
# Click the drop down list next to '''''Extractor''''' and select ''Labeled Value''.
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# In your '''Node Tree''', create or select a '''Data Type'''.
#* Visit the [[Data Type]] Wiki Page for instructions on how to create a '''Data Type'''.
# Select the "Data Type" tab.
# Click the drop down list next to '''''Local Extractor''''' and select ''Labeled Value''.
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==See Also==
* [[Key-Value Pair (Collation Provider)]]

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A Labeled Value is an extractor type that can be used when configuring several data extraction tools such as a Value Reader or Data Type. It is designed to return text segments that have a spatial relationship to a defined label.


About

A Labeled Value is configured using two extractors: the Label Extractor and the Value Extractor. When the Label Extractor is set, Grooper uses spatial context to determine what value to return (for more on spatial context, see the Data Context wiki article).


The Labeled Value' extracts information in a similar way to collating a Key-Value Pair. Unlike a Key-Value Pair, the extractor is self-contained in one object. There is no need to set one object as a "Key" and another object as a "Value". Instead, both the "Label" and the "Value" can be set on one object.


How To

Configuring by Object Type

Configuring on a Value Reader

  1. In your Node Tree, create or select a Value Reader.
    • Visit the Value Reader Wiki Page for instructions on how to create a Value Reader.
  2. Select the "Value Reader" tab.
  3. Click the drop down list next to Extractor and select Labeled Value.


Configuring on a Data Type

  1. In your Node Tree, create or select a Data Type.
    • Visit the Data Type Wiki Page for instructions on how to create a Data Type.
  2. Select the "Data Type" tab.
  3. Click the drop down list next to Local Extractor and select Labeled Value.


See Also