Using Microsoft SharePoint Syntex for AI Document Management
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Phil Gold via LinkedIn Learning
- 0
- 1-2 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Learn how to build an AI-driven document recognition system using Microsoft SharePoint Syntex.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- Use Syntex AI to extract valuable business data
- SharePoint for document management
- What is SharePoint Syntex
- Who can use Syntex?
- File limitations
- Activating Syntex
- Authorizing users
- Creating your SharePoint library
- Form processing vs. document understanding models
- Planning before creating your model
- Creating the form processing model
- Adding the information fields
- Adding document collections
- Tagging form fields
- Training, testing, and publishing your model
- Using your model in SharePoint
- Editing a model
- Using tables in form processing models
- Using prebuilt models
- Document understanding models
- Creating a content center
- Creating a document understanding model
- Importing your training documents
- Labeling positive and negative examples
- Creating a classifier explanation
- Testing your classifier
- Creating an extractor and labels
- Adding an Extractor explanation
- Using explanation templates
- Using proximity in explanations
- Specifying location where phrases occur
- Using regular expressions
- Applying a model to a library
- Duplicating, renaming, or deleting a model
- Using automation to apply a retention policy or sensitivity label
- Where to go from here
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- Use Syntex AI to extract valuable business data
- SharePoint for document management
- What is SharePoint Syntex
- Who can use Syntex?
- File limitations
- Activating Syntex
- Authorizing users
- Creating your SharePoint library
- Form processing vs. document understanding models
- Planning before creating your model
- Creating the form processing model
- Adding the information fields
- Adding document collections
- Tagging form fields
- Training, testing, and publishing your model
- Using your model in SharePoint
- Editing a model
- Using tables in form processing models
- Using prebuilt models
- Document understanding models
- Creating a content center
- Creating a document understanding model
- Importing your training documents
- Labeling positive and negative examples
- Creating a classifier explanation
- Testing your classifier
- Creating an extractor and labels
- Adding an Extractor explanation
- Using explanation templates
- Using proximity in explanations
- Specifying location where phrases occur
- Using regular expressions
- Applying a model to a library
- Duplicating, renaming, or deleting a model
- Using automation to apply a retention policy or sensitivity label
- Where to go from here
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:1-2 hours worth of material
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