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Guide to Applying Microsoft Syntex Model for Document Libraries
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After you train an unstructured document processing model, train and publish a freeform or structured document processing model, or create a prebuilt model, you can apply it to one or more SharePoint document libraries in your Microsoft 365 tenant.
This article applies to both enterprise models and local models. An enterprise model is created and trained in the content center, and can be discovered by others to use. A local model is created and trained locally on your own SharePoint site.
Microsoft Syntex is an AI-based service that allows users to apply models to their document libraries. It enables users to quickly analyze large amounts of text-based data and identify patterns and trends in the data. It supports a wide range of text formats, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and more. The service is powered by Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies, enabling users to train and deploy models with ease.
Syntex can be used to extract information from documents, segment content, and identify key topics. It can also be used to assign labels, detect sentiment, and classify documents into categories. With Syntex, businesses can quickly and accurately analyze unstructured data and make better decisions.
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