<entry>
Element: entry
Child Elements: <headword>, <synonym>
Description: An entry represents an individual value that an entity matches. The entry has one or more attributes such as the actual phrase that returns (the headword), the case, and so on.
Example:<entry headword="mat" score=".3" case="inherited" debug="inherited">
Attribute |
Value |
Default |
Description |
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headword
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#CDATA |
The dictionary entry. You can specify headword as either an attribute or a subelement, but you must not use both. |
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>= 0 |
1 |
A score to use to assign any weightings to the matches.
You can use these weightings for a variety of purposes:
When there are multiple scores, Eduction multiplies them together. For example, if a match on an entity has a score of If you specify a minimum score during extraction, Eduction extracts only those matches with a sufficiently high score. You can also display the exact scores of any match during extraction. NOTE: OpenText recommends that you set entity and pattern scores to be no lower than |
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sensitive insensitive inherited |
inherited |
Determines whether a match is case sensitive. The value |
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true false inherited |
inherited |
Displays verbose information for the entry element during compilation. The value inherited accepts the debug mode of the <entity> parent. |