Terms from collection of PDF files

Created: 2010-02-19 10:52:29 Last updated: 2011-12-13 15:56:08

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This workflow will give you a set of candidate terms for each PDF document in a user-specified directory. You can also specify a c-value threshold that will restrict the terms to those with scores

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Inputs (2)

Name	Description
Workflow6_pdfDirectoryPathIn	single input value, absolute path to a directory containing one or more PDF files
Workflow10_cValueThreshold	c-value threshold, terms with score below this value are excluded from the "above threshold" output

Processors (5)

Name	Type	Description
Workflow6	workflow
Workflow7	workflow
Workflow18	workflow
Workflow9	workflow
Workflow10	workflow

Beanshells (4)

Name	Inputs	Outputs
binaryFileReader	absoluteFilePath	fileContents
sentenceListNormaliser	sentences	sentenceListString
jamesXPath	xml xPathString	resultValues
jamesXPath_2	xml xPathString	resultValues

Outputs (2)

Name	Description
Workflow10_allTermCandidates	All terms found by termine
Workflow10_termCandidatesAboveThreshold	Terms with c-value scores above threshold

Datalinks (8)

Source	Sink
Workflow6_pdfDirectoryPathIn	Workflow6:pdfDirectoryPathIn
Workflow6:pdfFileContentsOut	Workflow7:pdfFileContentsIn
Workflow7:textFileContentsOut	Workflow18:plainTextForCleaning
Workflow18:cleanedTextASCII	Workflow9:plainText
Workflow9:sentencesList	Workflow10:sentencesList
Workflow10_cValueThreshold	Workflow10:cValueThreshold
Workflow10:allTermCandidates	Workflow10_allTermCandidates
Workflow10:termCandidatesAboveThreshold	Workflow10_termCandidatesAboveThreshold

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James Eales

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Terms from collection of PDF files

Created by James Eales on Friday 19 February 2010 10:48:52 (UTC)

Last edited by James Eales on Friday 19 February 2010 10:51:57 (UTC)
Terms from collection of PDF files

Created by James Eales on Friday 19 February 2010 10:52:29 (UTC)

Last edited by James Eales on Saturday 20 March 2010 15:41:53 (UTC)

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