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PolyAnalyst adds support for importing emails directly from an online email account

Beginning in PolyAnalyst version 6.0.875, you can now setup a data source node that imports emails directly from an email account such as Gmail, Yahoo, or a corporate email server. The functionality is present in a new data source node named E-mail Data Source. This new feature opens up new opportunities for analyzing corporate messaging using the variety of automated statistical analysis tools available in PolyAnalyst. For example, you can develop…
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Heyun Su from DynMeridian reviews PolyAnalyst

DynMeridian, a DynCorp company, is a professional services firm that provides comprehensive analytical and technical support in arms control, national security affairs and related high technology to U.S. government and industry clients. With more than $31 million in revenue, DynMeridian’s highly successful approach enables clients to swiftly and effectively respond to changing national and domestic security environments. The ability to integrate new technologies is the key for the company to…
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Dr. Kalnin from Clontech Laboratories reviews TextAnalyst

CLONTECH Laboratories, Inc. is a biotechnology company located in Palo Alto, California. CLONTECH’s mission is to help accelerate the discovery process by pioneering tools that enable researchers to ask new questions and investigate ever more complex systems than was previously possible. CLONTECH was the first to make available several key technologies: GFP-based (green fluorescent protein) reporters; two-hybrid analysis systems for studying protein interactions; and gene array technology for high-throughput differential…
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PolyAnalyst simplifies how to get the time difference between dates

With the release of PolyAnalyst 6.0.570, PolyAnalyst’s Symbolic Rule Language (SRL) now supports a new function: DateDiff. Previously, calculating the difference between dates was burdensome because it required converting two dates into numbers, and then subtracting one from the other. With the new function, calculating the amount of time elapsed between two dates no longer requires the initial conversion. Instead the difference can be calculated directly from the date values themselves.…
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