This course focuses on advanced topics in FlexiLayout Studio, Classification, and NLP technology in FlexiCapture. You will explore FlexiLayout Studio Repeating Groups, FlexiLayout Alternatives, and you will learn how you can use FlexiLayout Language to enhance recognition capabilities. Also, you will create document sets and you will practice using a time-saving FlexiCapture Administration tool.
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Pre-requisites: We strongly recommend that you complete FlexiCapture Basic training via either the instructor-led or e-learning course offerings prior to attending this course.
Course Goals
- Create FlexiLayout Repeating Groups, FlexiLayouts with layout alternatives, document sets, and classifiers
- Use FlexiLayout Language to enhance recognition capabilities. You will programmatically combine search areas, expand search areas, and explore other powerful scripting techniques
- Create an NLP model from scratch to extract content from unstructured documents
- Use utility tools to migrate whole projects, training batches, and other settings between system environments
Our course consists of e-learning lessons with interactive content, video demonstrations, and detailed instructions to help students complete hands-on tasks.
Course duration: ~16 hours
Access duration: 365 days
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