A comma-separated list of entities to extract. Entities are defined in the resource file identified in the ResourceFiles
parameter. Replace N
with the zero-based rank of the entity.
You must associate each entity with a field by using the EntityFieldN parameter.
You cannot use the entity name entities/ZoneStartN
or entities/ZoneEndN
(where N
is a numeric value). These entity names are reserved for use by Eduction.
If you do not define an EntityN
parameter, Eduction looks for all entities in all loaded grammar files. In this case, the EntityFieldN
settings are automatically generated from the entities found in grammar files by converting the entity names to uppercase and replacing slashes with an underscore. For example, if the entity edk_common_entities/place
is found, Eduction generates the entity field: EDK_COMMON_ENTITIES_PLACE
.
If you want to use several entities, you can use wildcard expressions instead of typing a lengthy comma-separated list. For example:
Entity0=place/city1/*,place/city2/* EntityField0=CITY Entity1=place/*/spabo EntityField1=BOLIVIAN_PLACE
You can use the * wildcard to match any number of characters, or the ? wildcard to match a single character.
Type: | String |
Default: | None |
Required: | No |
Configuration Section: | Any section that you have defined for Eduction settings. |
Example: | Entity0=edk_common_entities/ss_number EntityField0=SOCIAL_SECURITY_NUMBER EntityZone0=0 Entity1=edk_common_entities/postal_address EntityField1=SHIPPING_ADDRESS EntityZone1=1 ZoneStart0=Social Security: ZoneEnd0=Shipping Address ZoneStart1=Shipping Address: ZoneEnd1=Billing Address |
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