Document type settings
Fingerprint mode
A fingerprint for standalone documents changes Sensible’s default behavior of running all the configs in a single document type. For example, if you extract company A and company B quotes, by default Sensible runs both the company A and the company B configs for a given document, then returns the extraction with the highest score.
The following tables show how this default behavior changes when you configure the following levels of strictness for a document type’s fingerprints. You can configure strictness in the Sensible app in the document type settings tab.
In the preceding table, Sensible calculates a score as follows:
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Single-document file fingerprints
| Strictness level | Description | If more than one config’s tests pass over 50% | If no configs’ tests passes over 50% or if no configs contain a fingerprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| standard | If any of the configs in the document type contain a fingerprint, then Sensible runs extractions using any configs that pass over 50% of the fingerprint tests. | Sensible chooses the output from the passing config with the highest score | Sensible falls back to the default behavior of running extractions for the document using all configurations, and returns the one that has the highest score. |
| strict | The doc type must have at least one config containing a fingerprint. | Sensible chooses the output from the passing config that has the highest score. | Sensible returns a 400 error. |
classification score = num of non-null fields -
penalties for validation errors or warnings, where penalties are as follows:
validation error penalty= 1 *num fields with validation errors```*validation warning penalty\= 0.5 \*num of fields with validation warnings``` The classification score is for comparing extractions within a single document type. To compare scores across document types, see Accuracy measures.