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ACCURATE Research on the Web - using text-mining tools
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Mar 1, 2012, 7:45:21 PM3/1/12
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A TOTALLY AUTOMATED RESEARCH ASSISTANT!
Automated Research - The iResearch Reporter (iRR) Web information service automatically creates concise, organized and easily-readable summaries of the content of multiple Web and electronic documents. It actually "reads," summarizes & organizes the important text content.
Everyone talks about "text mining," but iRR does it. It gathers the full text of a batch of dozens or hundreds of documents located by search engines. Then it generates comprehensive summary overview reports in clear & readable English prose text.
In other words, iRR is a real, live, operating example of "Text-Mining." You quickly get clear, understandable, natural language summary reports about "What you really need to know about <any topic>." It's as if a knowledgeable colleague or friend of yours read 50 or 100 articles for you, and then wrote a report identifying and summarizing all the important content information. Complete with links to original Web sources for every statement.
What can you use it for? - Here's some examples, the list might include:
** Save maybe 50% to 90% of your research/study time? (I bet that gets your attention!)
** Fast overview knowledge of any topic; identify important subtopics
** Fast familiarization & learning about any special area;
** Fast follow-up research and fact-checking - the reports are loaded with URL links back to the original documents, for quick fact-verification, follow-up & source checking. Plus it actually takes your notes for you!
** Organizes & guides your in-depth research - iRR objectively identifies & summarizes "the important stuff." The links to original documents, plus the links in those source documents, fast-track you to following up on any important facet of what you're researching.
** Analyze and summary reporting on the "community wisdom" or general belief about any topic or question.
QUICK FREEBIE EXAMPLE - Get fast background information about Google News breaking stories. "NewsFeed Researcher" (NFR), at http://newsfeedresearcher.com is a completely automated mini-version of iRR. This free site automatically creates in-depth background reports for all articles appearing on current Google News items. Presto, instant background information on today's news!
iResearch Reporter is an economical subscription service for journalists, writers, researchers, and information users,
Remember, once you try it, you may never go back to your old hit-or-miss Web research methods.
More information at http://www,irr-usa.com
Example research reports at http://tinyurl.com/irr-reports
Ernest Perez
iResearch Reporter - USA
ernest[at]www.irr-usa[dot]com
Automated Research - The iResearch Reporter (iRR) Web information service automatically creates concise, organized and easily-readable summaries of the content of multiple Web and electronic documents. It actually "reads," summarizes & organizes the important text content.
Everyone talks about "text mining," but iRR does it. It gathers the full text of a batch of dozens or hundreds of documents located by search engines. Then it generates comprehensive summary overview reports in clear & readable English prose text.
In other words, iRR is a real, live, operating example of "Text-Mining." You quickly get clear, understandable, natural language summary reports about "What you really need to know about <any topic>." It's as if a knowledgeable colleague or friend of yours read 50 or 100 articles for you, and then wrote a report identifying and summarizing all the important content information. Complete with links to original Web sources for every statement.
What can you use it for? - Here's some examples, the list might include:
** Save maybe 50% to 90% of your research/study time? (I bet that gets your attention!)
** Fast overview knowledge of any topic; identify important subtopics
** Fast familiarization & learning about any special area;
** Fast follow-up research and fact-checking - the reports are loaded with URL links back to the original documents, for quick fact-verification, follow-up & source checking. Plus it actually takes your notes for you!
** Organizes & guides your in-depth research - iRR objectively identifies & summarizes "the important stuff." The links to original documents, plus the links in those source documents, fast-track you to following up on any important facet of what you're researching.
** Analyze and summary reporting on the "community wisdom" or general belief about any topic or question.
QUICK FREEBIE EXAMPLE - Get fast background information about Google News breaking stories. "NewsFeed Researcher" (NFR), at http://newsfeedresearcher.com is a completely automated mini-version of iRR. This free site automatically creates in-depth background reports for all articles appearing on current Google News items. Presto, instant background information on today's news!
iResearch Reporter is an economical subscription service for journalists, writers, researchers, and information users,
Remember, once you try it, you may never go back to your old hit-or-miss Web research methods.
More information at http://www,irr-usa.com
Example research reports at http://tinyurl.com/irr-reports
Ernest Perez
iResearch Reporter - USA
ernest[at]www.irr-usa[dot]com
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