How log messages are formatted
Notifications begin with the name of the operation that caused them and end with a line containing the wordDone. The body text of a notification is indented relative to the operation name.
Warnings and error messages begin with an icon, followed by the numbers of the pages on which the errors occurred, and then the text of the message.
Open and close the Log pane
The Log pane opens automatically when the event log receives any message other than a notification about the start or completion of an operation. To close the pane or reopen it later, click Log on the View menu or press Alt+6.Save the log
To save part of the log or the entire log, right-click inside the Log pane and click one of the following items on the shortcut menu:- Copy Selected Text – Copies selected text to the clipboard.
- Export Log – Saves the entire log as a text file (
*.txt).
Log entries and statistics for classification
When a classification task begins, theClassifying pages... notification appears in the event log.
The log then records the following for every page:
- An icon indicating the degree of classification confidence (displayed only for classified pages)
- Page number
- Status (Classified / Not classified)
- The class or classes of the page as determined by the classifier
- The reference class
- Results from an automatic classifier (if an automatic classifier is used)
The statistic for successfully processed pages includes pages for which no reference class was specified and no class was determined by the classifier.
Log entries and statistics for FlexiLayout application
When FlexiLayout application begins, theMatching the FlexiLayout... message appears in the event log.
The log then records the following application results:
- An icon indicating the degree of confidence in the FlexiLayout variant detection result
- The page’s number in the batch
- Status (Matched / Unmatched)
- The name of the applied FlexiLayout variant and the page’s number in the document
- The reference FlexiLayout
- Image analysis statistics, including the number of blocks detected with various degrees of confidence
The confidence score of a region match is determined by evaluating how well sets of recognition objects of the same type as the block match each other. The confidence score of a region match for tables is determined based on how well individual cells match.
