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=== Setting up for Data Extraction === | === Setting up for Data Extraction === | ||
AND Collation can be set up on a Data Type. To do so, select a Data Type in the Node Tree. Under General properties, select Collation. Expand the drop-down menu and select AND. | AND Collation can be set up on a Data Type. To do so, select a Data Type in the Node Tree. Under General properties, select Collation. Expand the drop-down menu and select AND. Now to add the children. These can be Value Readers or Data Types, it doesn't matter. What does matter is that they return a result. | ||
=== Setting up for Classification === | === Setting up for Classification === | ||
== What Does This Mean for Classification? == | == What Does This Mean for Classification? == | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 5 February 2024
About
AND Collation is a Collation Provider that works by providing a result as long as its child extractors return one result. If all child extractors return a result (assuming there are more than one), then these results are fed into the parent extractor and displayed as a single result on the parent.
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Setting Up the Collation Provider
Setting up for Data Extraction
AND Collation can be set up on a Data Type. To do so, select a Data Type in the Node Tree. Under General properties, select Collation. Expand the drop-down menu and select AND. Now to add the children. These can be Value Readers or Data Types, it doesn't matter. What does matter is that they return a result.