General tab - Properties of Address Locator window
The Address Locator finds addresses on structured, unstructured, and semi-structured machine-printed US documents. The
individual elements of the address blocks are usually located close together and can span across a single horizontal line, or span
two to seven lines forming a vertical block. This locator finds these blocks on all pages of a document and returns them as a list
of alternatives. The alternatives include subfields for each individual piece of extracted information, such as the name, street,
or city.
The General tab has the following settings.
- Max. alternatives
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Type a number to limit the number of alternatives that are returned by this locator. (Default: 20)
- Min. confidence
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Type a number or use the slider to specify the minimum confidence required for a match to be used as an alternative. Only matches with a confidence greater than this threshold are returned. (Default: 50)
The following buttons are available at the bottom of this window:
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Button |
Description |
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| Close |
Closes the window and saves your changes. |
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Tests the locator settings. The results are displayed on the Test Results tab that is displayed automatically when you click this button. Depending on the locator method, this button may have additional modes if the locator uses other locators as input. |
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Displays the help for the open window. |
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