There are two Smart Mode configuration settings that control how fields affect grouping. Which of these is correct?

In the context of Smart Mode configuration within Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), the two

settings that control how fields affect grouping are "Text similarity" and "Category similarity." Smart

Mode is a feature used in event grouping that leverages machine learning to automatically group

related events. "Text similarity" refers to how closely the textual content of event fields must match

for those events to be grouped together, taking into account commonalities in strings or narratives

within the event data. "Category similarity," on the other hand, relates to the similarity in the

categorical attributes of events, such as event types or source types, which helps in clustering events

that are similar in nature or origin. Both of these settings are crucial in determining how events are

grouped in ITSI, influencing the granularity and relevance of the event groupings based on textual

and categorical similarities.