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Test Data: Root Mode - Prefix/Suffix Bundling

Purpose

This test dataset demonstrates how Prefix/Suffix bundling removes variable prefixes and suffixes from filenames to group related files with different versions or quality levels.

Processing Mode Configuration

  • Batch Entity: root
  • Bundle Congruent Patterns: Yes (checked)
  • Bundling Strategy: prefixsuffix
  • Prefix Pattern: n\d+_
  • Suffix Pattern: _(hiRes|lowRes)
  • Use Stem as Variable: Yes (checked) - treats prefix/suffix as regex
  • Primary Source Extension: .obj

File Extensions to Select

  • .obj
  • .mtl

OBJ File Options

  • Add MTL Files: Yes (checked)
  • Add Texture Files: No (unchecked)

Expected Behavior

When scanned with Root mode and prefix/suffix bundling: - 2 separate Zenodo records will be created (vase and coin) - The prefix "n001_", "n002_" and suffix "_hiRes", "_lowRes" are removed - Core identifiers "vase" and "coin" are extracted for grouping

Bundle 1 (vase):

  • n001_vase_hiRes.obj (source)
  • n001_vase_lowRes.obj (source)
  • n001_vase.mtl (primary)

Bundle 2 (coin):

  • n002_coin_hiRes.obj (source)
  • n002_coin_lowRes.obj (source)
  • n002_coin.mtl (primary)

File Count

  • Total files: 6
  • Primary sources: 4 (.obj files - multiple resolutions)
  • Dependencies: 2 (.mtl files)

Use Case

This mode is ideal when: - Files have version numbers, catalog IDs, or quality indicators - Multiple variants (resolutions, versions) of the same object exist - Core identifiers need to be extracted by removing variable parts