QuestionQ305Verified/Document Understanding ProcessCopy linkReport a problemAsk AstroTutorSave questionWhat characteristics define a semi-structured document?ASemi-structured documents do not follow a clear and predefined structure. They have no fixed format. These files are all easily understood by humans, while it is more difficult for a robot to understand them.BSemi-structured documents have a fixed format and are generally called forms. They are generally used for collecting information in a precise format, guiding the person who is filling them with precise areas where each piece of data needs to be entered.CSemi-structured documents have a fixed format and can contain handwriting, signatures, or checkboxes, like forms, passports, and contracts.DSemi-structured documents are documents that do not follow a strict format and are not bound to specified data fields. They do not have a fixed form but follow a common enough format. They contain fixed and variable parts like tables and may contain paragraphs.Show AnswerAnswerExplanationSemi-structured documents do not conform to a strict, fixed schema, yet they retain enough recurring organization to be recognized and processed. They can combine fixed and variable content, including tables and paragraphs, without requiring all data to occupy specified fields.Show comments0Show commentsCommunity DiscussionNo comments yet. Be the first to start the discussion!
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