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Keywords::

summaries, Copernic Summarizer, Floating Bar, features.

Copernic Summarizer can analyze a text of any length, on any subject, in any one of four languages, and create a summary as short or as long as you want it to be.

You can obtain summaries quickly by clicking the Summarize button or by choosing the appropriate menu item integrated into applications such as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Adobe Acrobat, Acrobat Reader, Outlook Express, Eudora, Microsoft Word, and Outlook.

Features like the dynamic menu provide you with context sensitive access to the most commonly used tasks and commands.

The Floating Bar is a small toolbar that stays on top of the other applications on your screen, providing you with instant access to Copernic Summarizer's main features.

ClearResearch presents a single-screen view of complex inter-relationships, enabling users to view news and research content in context


Keywords:

ClearResearch, patent, members, visual maps.

ClearResearch presents a single-screen view of complex inter-relationships, enabling users to view news and research content in context.

Although this powerful application can be used for any discipline, one good example of ClearResearch at work is the automation of Patent Research.

When seeking a patent for a new product, an inventor must first determine the existence of "prior art."

This is a growing challenge due to the enormous volume of results produced by traditional search.

ClearResearch can immediately provide the names of key players, graphic and textual representation of their comparative distribution, interactive recursive cross-references, time-based charts of appearance, and visual maps of links between members of any category the user chooses.

navigation, multiple, navigation tools, segments.

Knowledge Minig extending the familiar Data-Mining concepts into wider scope: analyzing relationships between data and unformatted text, to target, locate, connect, navigate and extract knowledge from text.

'Knowledge-Mining tools are used to generate lists of selected Items that match multiple criteria, from among the Items in Store.

Knowledge-Mining navigation tools provide details on the listed Items.

New search methods and navigation tools provide powerful navigation methods within text.

Items in Knowledge store can be copied and opened in MS-Word.

Text segments may be copied via the clipboard into word.

Multiple segments can be 'nailed' on 'spike', then copied into the Word document.

summarization, Extraction, multiple documents, query.

Target Audience: This software is designed primarily for analysts (business, intelligence, science) and those having big or/and regular writing assignments (essays, reports, dissertations).

1. Query-biased summarization Query-biased summary reflects the most essential content of each document in part when it is relevant to the user's query.

2. Compilation of query-relevant texts Short text passages are extracted from multiple documents and arranged in a logical order, allowing to read the output as a unified quasi-coherent (having good readability) text on a topic represented by the query.

5. Data Extraction Information about people, organizations, events is extracted and categorized to fill multiple specific data slots.

What Is It?
http://www.klarity.com.au/?action=showpage&file=whatisit&session=678260556

Klarity, white paper, staff, electronic information.

Klarity is a software program developed to automatically categorise documents based on the concepts found in the text.

It can analyse and process large collections of documents and generate meta-data to assist in the categorisation and locating of information.

If not, do your staff make electronic information available (through web servers or other information services)?

Klarity allocates values based on the concepts it has identified from the 'seed' or exemplar documents that are significant to the concept in question.

Klarity has been developed so that it can run on multiple platforms.

Windows NT We can actually run it on any operating system that has an ANSI C compliant compiler.