During page identification, Taskmaster assigns a confidence
level to each page. This process indicates the degree of similarity
between the runtime page and the fingerprint that matches the page
most closely.
You can see the confidence level for each page in the
runtime batch file (PageID.xml) that is generated
by the PageID task profile.
To check the confidence levels on the runtime pages:
- Open the application's most recent batch folder (C:\Datacap\TravelDocs\batches\<batch_identifier>).
- Open the file PageID.xml in an XML
viewer or in Notepad. This file includes the confidence level that
is assigned to each page in the batch, and the identifier of the matching
fingerprint.
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="..\..\dco.xsl"?>
<B id="20100321.002">
<V n="TYPE">TravelDocs</V>
<V n="LAST_RR_TPROFILE">PageID:m:eRun</V>
<P id="TM000001">
<V n="TYPE">Rental_Agreement</V>
<V n="STATUS">49</V>
<V n="IMAGEFILE">tm000001.tif</V>
<V n="ScanSrcPath">c:\datacap\traveldocs\images\images_page_01.tif</V>
<V n="RecogStatus">0</V>
<V n="Confidence">0.9727517</V> <-- Confidence level
<V n="Image_Offset">0,0</V>
<V n="TemplateID">556</V> <-- identifier of matching fingerprint
<V n="Fingerprint Created">No</V>
</P>
...
The default application framework uses a confidence threshold
of 0.7, so anything above 0.7 is considered a match. In the example
above, the confidence level is 0.97, so the page is a good match.
If multiple fingerprints match with a confidence level above 0.7,
Taskmaster selects the fingerprint
with the highest confidence value.
Important: The SetProblemValue action
in the PageID: Set Fingerprint Params rule specifies
the minimum required confidence level.