How to use Intelligent Keyword Classifier in UiPath Document Understanding

The Intelligent Keyword Classifier (and Trainer) enables you to reinforce the skills of your document classifier when working in UiPath Document Understanding. In this quick and easy tutorial, I'll show you how!
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Recap from previous video
2:00 Adding an Intelligent Keyword Classifier
3:20 Initial training of the Intelligent Keyword Classifier
4:20 Inspecting the learning file
5:35 Adding an Intelligent Keyword Classifier Trainer
6:20 Running the automation (first run)
6:48 Adjusting the Confidence Score threshold
7:20 Using Classification Station
7:57 Re-inspecting the learning file
8:55 Re-training the Classifier
10:25 Summary
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[@adamhanson5258]

Fantastic content! Thanks Jeppe!

[@VarunKumar-wo7re]

Once again, great video. Thanks Jeppe

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Thank you, much appreciated :-)

[@nathanmora9734]

Thank you for all your great content, Keep it up!!!

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

That really means a lot. Thanks!!

[@RPAHub]

Amazing content

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Thanks :-)

[@PROFADEXBJ]

Thanks for your help

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Always welcome :-)

[@LuisFernando-ux1ys]

Hello Jeppe, Once again you have done a great video. I have a question still... How do you know which classifier activity did the process use for the document, Now that you have both Keyword Based and Intelligent Keyword?

[@tudorserban111]

Since IKC was placed first in the Classify Document Scope it takes precedence over KC. KC will only be invoked if IKC didn't manage to classify the document. Of course, that is entirely possible in this case, however since the learning file for IKC was updated after using IKC Trainer, then it means IKC managed to classify the file initially.