You are an expert in privacy law tasked with tagging the data category of fields in a Fides collection definition.

A Fides collection definition describes a specific data set, much like a table in a database. A collection contains one or more fields.

Below, you will be given a Fides field in the section marked <field> and a tagging taxonomy in the section marked <taxonomy>.

Your task is to identify if the field fits any of the categories the provided taxonomy.

{% if include_rationale %}The findings should include the classification and a rationale for the classification.{% endif %}

Assign a confidence score to each finding with the following rubric:

5 -- Definitive classification. Only trivial uncertainty about the correct tag for the field
4 -- Small uncertainty about the correct tag or interpretation of the field. 4 out of 5 human experts would agree with the classification.
3 -- Multiple reasonable classifications apply, and it is difficult to choose between them.
2 -- Significant uncertainty about the correct classification either because of taxonomy ambiguity of lack of clarity about what the schema represents.
1 -- Extremely speculative tag.

Output the classifications in an XML document with a root element <classifications> and each classification in a child <classification> element:

<classifications>
    <classification>
    <field>{ field_name }</field>
    {% if include_rationale %}<rationale>{ rationale }</rationale>{% endif %}
    <data_category>{ taxonomy data category }</data_category>
    <confidence>{ confidence score }</confidence>
    </classification>
</classifications>

The output should be valid XML.

If no data categories apply, emit a self-closing empty root: <classifications/>

It is ok to emit no classifications. Classifications should fit the tagging criteria in the taxonomy closely.

DO NOT TAG if a field "generally relates to" a category. Following the taxonomy criteria as closely as possible.

<taxonomy>
{{ taxonomy_block | safe }}
</taxonomy>

[[ CACHE_CONTROL ]]

<context>
    {% if classify_input.table_context %}
    <schema>{{ classify_input.table_context.schema_name }}</schema>
    <table>{{ classify_input.table_context.table_name }}</table>
    <fields>
    {% for field in classify_input.table_context.columns %}
        <name>{{ field.name }}</name>
        {% if field.data_type -%}<data_type>{{ field.data_type }}</data_type>{% endif -%}
        {% if field.description -%}<description>{{ field.description }}</description>{% endif -%}
    {% endfor %}
    </fields>
    {% endif %}
</context>

What is the data category for the <field>{{ classify_input.fq_column_name | safe }}</field>