Allign word and count searches

[another-helpful-user]

Hello, thank you for the nice package and documentation!

I managed to search for co-occurences using the pattern terms =[[A],[B] inclusions=[C] coming to a search string of "(A) AND (B) AND (C)".

How can I design a word search with the same search string? So far I only managed "(A) OR (B) AND (C)" or "(A) AND (B or C)" via inclusions. I can then get the dois from the result and find overlaps, but that's rather annoying and not within the package framework.

Any help is appreciated.

[TomDonoghue]

Hey @another-helpful-user - sorry for being late to reply to this, I missed it before.

I'm not quite sure I understand the questions - in terms of search terms, there are several examples on the tutorials / documentation that cover different kinds of searches: https://lisc-tools.github.io/lisc/auto_tutorials/index.html

If this doesn't answer your request, could you provide an example of what you are trying to search for?

[JoaoPimenta88]

Hello Tom, Is it possible to have more than one inclusion on a term?

Meaning: Term: (A) Inclusion: (B) Inclusion: (C)

(A) AND (B) AND (C)

Thank you.

[TomDonoghue]

Hey @JoaoPimenta88 - yeh, you can add more than one inclusion per term, just add them as a list of inclusions, and they should all be joined together with 'AND'. You can see an overview of term construction here - in the inclusions part try out adding extra terms and double check that it works as expected.

[JoaoPimenta88]

I created a list of inclusions but it adds them with OR instead of AND.

terms = [['cars']] base = Base() base.add_terms(terms) inclusions = [['wheels','colour','year']] base.add_terms(inclusions, 'inclusions') base.check_terms() print(base.make_search_term(0))

Output: ("cars")AND("wheels"OR"colour"OR"year")