The Doc. Viewer widget has two components:
You can use the Document Viewer widget to view individual documents and their metadata, ranked by score or date, together with their entities, geotags, and associations. This is useful for analyzing specific documents once filtering or querying has reduced the dataset to a manageable size.
Using this widget has several key benefits:
Provides an “initial read” of document
Entity breakdowns w/ relevance/significance score
Does not display full-text articles. However, provides links to the original source as well as a link to the document metadata. |
The icon can be used to drag documents, entities and associations to the Case Visualizer.
The following entities will be linked:
If multiple entities are dragged and dropped together, all entities will be linked by coreference.
An entire document (all corresponding entities, geotags, associations) can be dragged into the Case Visualizer.
To drag and drop the document
This is not recommended for documents with large amounts of entities or associations |
The entity table or association tables can also be dragged into the Case Visualizer. This will create nodes and edges for all checked entities and associations.
Entities dragged from a document will contain a link to that document in the node properties
To drag and drop the entity or association
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Selecting Entities Across Multiple Documents:
The "Apply Text Filter To All Selected Docs" can be used to select entities across many documents (eg all "Person" entity types) before dragging multiple documents across.
To filter the workspace
To remove a filter, click the button located just below the query bar. This will revert the workspace back to the original query results.
You can use the workspace to save documents into buckets. You can also setup queues.
You can use buckets and queues to help group and manage your documents. Buckets can be used to group selected documents together, like a folder system. A queue is away of segmenting documents by query term in an automated fashion. When creating a queue, the system takes the given query term as the basis of a periodic job that will run and group documents resulting from that query. New documents can optionally generate alerts.
Buckets and queues are both stored as Community Edition shares and can be managed from the File Uploader webapp: Using the File Uploader, the following is possible.
For more information, see section File Uploader. |
By default when a queue/bucket is created it exists in the user's community and is not visible to any other users. |
You can create a bucket to manage your documents
To create a bucket
A new bucket is created.
After a bucket is created you can add documents to it.
To add a document to a bucket
The document is added to the bucket.
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To create a Queue
The schedule will determine how often the query is run.
To set a schedule
Alerting will determine the email addresses to notify when a query is updated with new documents.
To set the alerting
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