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# Taxonomy Manager

As the taxonomy is the main back bone of the Automatic Tagging feature, this settings page allows you to configure the taxonomy tree. <br>

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The hierarchy of the taxonomy currently has three levels:

* category
* attribute types
* attributes

Each of these levels can be adjusted in order to generate the right content.

The taxonomy tree hierarchy definition is the following:

* One taxonomy can have one or more categories
* One category can have one or more attribute types
* One attribute type can belong to one or more categories
* One attribute type can have one or more predefined attributes, or no predefined attributes (ai managed) meaning that the attributes will be dynamically predicted.
* One attribute can belong to one or more attribute types, but the classification is isolated, meaning that if an attribute is declared in multiple attribute types can be classified multiple times for one product.


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