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This is a feature request for a meeting_classify() (or similarly named) function that classifies meetings in a meeting query based on the keywords that appear in them. Each classification is for ONE binary match, and the API could look something like:
In this case, you will get a column called Customer and a TRUE or FALSE flag to signify whether that keyword has appeared. This can be wrapped into a wider function that performs multiple classifications in the meeting, and enhance the current meeting_tm_report().
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We already do this within subject_validate (lines 166-170). Once we implement this we can re-code that function so it uses this general function.
In the past we have used some common meeting terms for a general clasification. Probably best no to hard code these but we can use it as the basis of a blog article.
This is a feature request for a
meeting_classify()
(or similarly named) function that classifies meetings in a meeting query based on the keywords that appear in them. Each classification is for ONE binary match, and the API could look something like:In this case, you will get a column called
Customer
and aTRUE
orFALSE
flag to signify whether that keyword has appeared. This can be wrapped into a wider function that performs multiple classifications in the meeting, and enhance the currentmeeting_tm_report()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: