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KMS is primarily used for the automated retrieval and categorization of relevant documents generated in the pharmaceutical and medical informatics fields. Pharmaceutical companies have used KMS to perform pre-clinical trial studies. |
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- Offers flexible, user-configurable categories and sub-categories
- Organize and list relevant articles in each category with heading, summary and links to access the full article from archive or online
- Convenient retrieval either from a Search engine or via Natural Language Search
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- Fast and hassle-free means of creating agents to track new content readily from web sites within a minute (only require the URL and schedule timing for tracking occurrences)
- Train Neural Network categorizer with positive and negative documents
- Maintain categories periodically by deleting or re-categorizing documents, each activity is a machine learning activity
- Easily summarize multiple documents
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- Web based creation of projects
- Summaries are automatically generated
- Files are clustered based on concepts or keywords for improved accuracy and performance
- Automatically organize and list articles in each category with heading and summary
- Neural Network categorizer is employed to train each category with a minimum of 20 documents
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- Creation of login, password and roles
- Each user can be assigned read/write access for one or more projects
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- Users upload files into system through a file browser for ease of use
- Files can be automatically downloaded from specified on-line sites with software agents
- Files are automatically indexed
- Users may wish to include keywords or summaries
- Users can perform Batch Upload (Optional)
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- Minimize wait time for all searches
- Retrieval via Search engine or Natural Language Search
- Documents found can be displayed in HTML or viewed in their original format
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