The recognizer discovers Credit cards, dates, names, IPs, city names, or any other sensitive or required data. You may use the recognizer name on the facet.
The query layer:<> allows you to query by recognizer. layer:VISA finds content that contains VISA credit card numbers.
Query by Recognizer
You may use the layer name as it looks on the facet.
layer:Date
layer:”Name Recognizer”
layer:”(Date,Hashtag)” → is equivalent to layer:Date or Layer:Hashtag
layer:Money* → Any recognizer starts with money
You may refer to a recognizer by label or some other criteria. Labels may be used for group recognizers. For example, all money recognizers (USD, Euro, Pound, etc.) have an IsMoney label.
Layer:(has:IsMoney,has:AnotherLabel,..) → Recognizer label or any key=value pair has the label.
Layer:(true:IsMoney) → IsMoney value in genericsettings is true
Query by Keyword
A keyword is the entity a recognizer produces. If a dictionary finds a word in a text, it is queriable, but if a recognizer finds the sentiment in the text, this text is not a part of FTS. The keyword query allows you to query by recognizer output.
This method is primarily helpful for GEODI Q and especially for the classifier. For example, a GEODI Q recognizer may return the document type (invoice, CV, Contract, etc ), and you may need to query a specific keyword.
Keyword:SOMEWORD,SOMERECOGNIZER → SOMEWORD Discovered by SOMERECOGNIZER.
You may use quotes and * for some words.
If you need more than one recognizer, list them with a comma in between.
You may refer to a recognizer with a label using the same syntax in Layer:
Keyword:SOMEWORD,FTS → search the someword in FTS.