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Working with large sets of documents, TextAnalyst immediately provides answers to those natural first questions that the user encounters in the process of text analysis. The system drastically reduces the amount of time required for an initial analysis of texts from an unfamiliar field by a human expert. TextAnalyst furnishes numerous semantic hints and insights for a further in-depth analysis of the documents and their fragments. The first success achieved…

Since the dawn of the mankind people stored their knowledge in the form of textual documents. A rediscovery of ancient Egyptian civilization began in 1799, when soldiers of Napoleon Bonaparte’s army, while constructing a fort during their Egyptian expedition, found a stone pillar with an inscription in three different languages. Two of the languages were different versions of Egyptian hieroglyphics, and the third language was Greek, providing a key in…

Automated analysis of natural language texts is one of the most important knowledge discovery tasks for any organization. According to Gartner Group, almost 90% of knowledge available at an organization today is dispersed throughout piles of documents buried within unstructured text. Books, magazine articles, research papers, product manuals, memorandums, e-mails, and of course the Web, all contain textual information in the natural language form. Analyzing huge volumes of textual information…