During the extraction process in Relativity, which files might be excluded by default?

During the extraction process in Relativity, files marked for deletion are typically excluded by default. This is because files that have been designated for deletion indicate that they are not meant to be part of any ongoing or future reviews or analyses. By excluding these files, the extraction process ensures that only relevant and necessary documents are included for processing.

Handling files marked for deletion is particularly important in maintaining the integrity of the dataset being extracted. It prevents the potential for confusion or errors that might arise from including outdated or unapproved materials. Consequently, focusing the extraction only on active, relevant files helps streamline the workflow and enhances the efficiency of the review process.

In contrast, while files larger than a specified size, non-image based documents, and unsupported files may indeed have conditional handling during the extraction process, they are not universally excluded by default. Their handling can typically rely on specific configurations set by the user or the project's requirements, whereas files marked for deletion are generally omitted to maintain clarity and purpose in the extraction workflow.