The Deep Categorization analysis integrates the functionality provided by the Deep Categorization API, that is, assigning one or more categories to a text, using a very detailed rule-based language that allows you to identify very specific scenarios and patterns using a combination of morphological, semantic and text rules.
On the right, you can see the interface that appears when you click the Categorize texts button.
There are two sections in the interface: Select cells with texts to analyze, which we have already covered in the corresponding section, and Analysis settings.
In Analysis settings there are two configurable values to set:
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The Advanced settings menu contains additional options for the Deep Categorization analysis. There is only one section, Output Configuration, to configure the output of the add-in: you can define both the number of categories you want to see in the results and which fields you want to output for each category.
There's more information about each one of these fields in the response section of the API documentation.
The results obtained from the categorization will be shown in a new spreadsheet called "Deep Categorization". This sheet will include a column with the source text, a column with the IDs if enabled, and a column for each one of the output fields configured in the advanced settings.
When the analysis is configured to output more than one category, each additional category associated to a text will be inserted as a new row, enabling a more flexible use of the results.
This is an example of a possible output of texts in English categorized using the IAB model and without using IDs. The configuration is set to show the default output fields and up to 3 categories: