Train the Base Class - Designer - Foundation 23.1 - Foundation 23.1 - Brainware - external - Brainware/Designer/Foundation-23.1/Brainware-Intelligent-Capture-Designer/Supervised-Learning/Train-the-Base-Class - 2024-01-22 - A base document class – which is also called base DocClass – is a generic category that applies to all processed documents, such as “Invoices”. You must pre-configure the classification for this class, as it is not trained automatically, by assigning a classification engine or assigning the base document class as the default classification result. Complete the following steps.

A base document class – which is also called base DocClass – is a generic category that applies to all processed documents, such as “Invoices”. You must pre-configure the classification for this class, as it is not trained automatically, by assigning a classification engine or assigning the base document class as the default classification result. Complete the following steps.

• To select a classification engine, complete the following substeps.
  1. Switch to Definition Mode.
  2. In the left pane, on the Classes tab, right-click the base document class and then click Show Properties.
  3. In the right pane, on the Classification tab, select an engine.
• To define a class as default classification result, complete the following substeps.
  1. Switch to Definition Mode.
  2. In the left pane, on the Classes tab, right-click the project and then click Show Properties.
  3. In the right pane, on the Classification tab, from the Default Classification Result list, select a class.
     Note: The Supervised Learning Workflow can only be applied for base classes and their direct sub-classes. Only administrators can select base classes that become SLW nodes, where SLW node is a class node that defines how its sub-nodes are automatically created and learned. The simplest way to define a project’s SLW node classification is through its default classification result. The method works if there is only one SLW node.
  4. Insert at least one header field (usually called a text field) for which the Associative Search Engine is selected as the analysis engine.
  5. Set the Classname Format on the Analysis Editor. The header field is the one that is used to find the document class name used to create a new derived document class (if the class does not already exist), and then to automatically classify the document.
  6. Additionally, the Classification field on document class-level must be defined. Select the Document Class tab on the right side of the screen, and notice the drop-down box for Classification field. Select your generic document class for this setting from the drop-down list.