Closed ay-amityadav closed 5 years ago
Many thanks. "gene" and "species" are not dictionaries but hardcoded lexical analyzers. This must be documented better.
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Yes sir ,I will edit this in Documment in a better way. Thank You
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Step1: Using getpapers 100 research articles in xml format are downloaded for query 'millets', the whole thing is stored stored under
millets_xml
directory. Step2: The commandami-search-cooccur
is issued to run search and co-occurence on the abovemillets_xml
project with the dictionaries forspecies
,gene
,plantparts
,drugs
andmonoterpene
. The exact command entered at the terminal is:One of the files generated from the above is
commonest.dataTables.html
, which looks as following in a web-browser.If we look at the header row of the table, we find some inconsistencies:
gene:human
should probably be something likedic:gene
. Not sure of the interpretation of wordhuman
here.species:binomial
could be renamed todic:species
to match our input dictionary name.