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How to use the Classification Editor

This guide explains how to create and maintain custom classification profiles with the new Classification Editor.

Open the editor

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Go to the Classifications section.
  3. Click Open classification editor.

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The editor opens in a separate dialog with:

  • profile toolbar (top)
  • mapping workspace (center)
  • profile metadata and status bar (bottom)

Understand profile types

  • Built-in profiles are read-only.
  • User profiles are editable and saved in storage/settings.toml.

When you select a built-in profile, the editor shows read-only mode and allows only Create copy.

Create or copy a profile

Create new profile

  1. Click New.
  2. Enter a unique profile name.
  3. Confirm.

A new user profile is created with a default mapping that you can edit.

Create copy

  1. Select any profile (built-in or user).
  2. Click Create copy.
  3. Enter a unique name.
  4. Confirm.

The copied profile becomes editable.

Edit mapping (drag and drop)

The center area contains:

  • left panel: output classes (drop zones)
  • right panel: RAW labels

To map classes:

  1. Drag a RAW label from the right panel.
  2. Drop it into an output class on the left.

Rules enforced by the editor:

  • one RAW label can be assigned only once globally
  • output class names must be unique

You can also drag an already assigned chip between output classes to move it.

Manage output classes

Inside the mapping workspace you can:

  • click + Add output class
  • rename a class by double-clicking its header
  • remove a class with the delete button
  • reorder classes using ▲ / ▼
  • mark each class as Summed or Not summed

Not summed classes are excluded from total sums.

Update metadata

In the bottom settings panel:

  • Profile name sets the classification identifier
  • Generate XML output controls XML export capability for the profile

Save and close

Click Save to persist changes.

Validation on save:

  • profile name is required
  • profile name must be unique
  • non-raw profiles must have at least one mapping row

If you click Close with unsaved changes, the editor asks whether to save first.