[DOCS] Adds text about data types to the categorization docs #51145
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| === Categorizing log messages | |||
| === Configuring categorization | |||
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To fit with the other examples in this section, I think it's better to just stick with something like this:
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| === Configuring categorization | |
| === Categorizing data |
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This PR explains that categorization works best on machine-generated content and adds this information to the categorization documentation. It also renames the
Categorizing log messagespage toConfiguring categorizationthen adds aCategorizing log messagessub-section to it.This PR relocates content from a PR that would add the content to a file in the stack-docs repository. See the PR here: elastic/stack-docs#809
Preview: http://elasticsearch_51145.docs-preview.app.elstc.co/guide/en/machine-learning/master/ml-configuring-categories.html