WO2009033632A1 - Verfahren zum automatischen erfassen einer menge von elementen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for automatically detecting a set of elements, a method for automatically searching at least one element of a set of elements, a device for automatically detecting a set of elements and a computer program product.
- Data sets usually have a plurality of elements that can be configured as data sets.
- search strategies based on a classification of the data set can be used.
- classifications described below can exist:
- a dedicated tree is branched to nodes, with nodes and branches related to each other.
- a faceted classification has a star-shaped topology, with a central point connected to a large number of peripheral outer points.
- the user may filter elements out of the set in a search using different strategies.
- a procedure is difficult if the user is not aware of a respective classification mentioned above.
- the invention relates to a method for automatically detecting a set of elements in a computer system, wherein it is provided that each element of the set is assigned a character body of a plurality of character bodies, each character body comprising character strings which characterize a respective element.
- each character string is searched for within the character body and, based on the at least one character string, at least one property of at least one element is determined and assigned to at least one determined property of at least one category.
- a user of the method is provided with a taxonomy that is inherent to the set of elements.
- the method it is the user u. a. It is also possible to record a quantity or a dataset of elements or datasets without prior knowledge of a potentially existing taxonomy. In this case, the amount of elements is detected flexibly and dynamically. Thus, any changes made to individual elements, whether by supplementation or deletion, can be reacted at any time.
- each element can, for example, be understood as an index card whose content is represented by the character body.
- a character body typically includes alphanumeric characters.
- the character body also contains symbols, in particular special mathematical symbols.
- the characters within the character body are, for example, highlighted in color and / or are present in specific font styles, fonts or sizes. Accordingly, by the graphic design of the characters, inter alia, an existing order within the character body can be taken into account.
- index cards elements u. a. When automatically detecting the amount in this case all trained as index cards elements u. a. also searches for suitable strings, taking into account their graphic design as in a full-text search. The properties provided via detected character strings can then, for example, be assigned to suitable categories taking into account logical aspects.
- the amount of internal taxonomy and thus u. a. a faceted classification for the at least one discovered category or aspect comprising the at least one associated property is extracted and provided thereby.
- This taxonomy can be displayed to the user on a display module of a typically computer-aided man-machine interface, which is usually designed as a monitor.
- the individual categories of the taxonomy can be displayed on display fields of the display module.
- the at least one character string is selected by a user and provided accordingly.
- the user can individually generate a customized taxonomy for him.
- a full-text search within the character body can be carried out taking into account the at least one character string.
- the user can specify the at least one category. Furthermore, it is additionally or alternatively possible for at least one new category to be automatically generated and / or discovered when the method is executed. Likewise, at least one category already predefined or predefined within the set can also be taken into account and / or recorded.
- each element may be characterized by a partial taxonomy that includes at least one category having at least one associated property.
- a partial taxonomy characterizing the respective element by means of which this element is arranged within the taxonomy of the entire quantity, can be provided.
- a partial taxonomy of a respective element it is not absolutely necessary for a partial taxonomy of a respective element to have all the categories that are assigned in the entire taxonomy of the quantity. This means u. a. in that sub-taxonomies of different elements comprise different numbers of categories and thus also of properties.
- the method it is possible, for example, to search for a number sequence as the at least one character string to be searched for. If the quantity to be detected as elements has components, dimensions of these components are regularly specified by numbers. In this case, these measures can determine determining numbers, for example size specifications such as length, width, height, in one-dimensional direction as well as in a multidimensional direction, such as, for example, an area or surface or a volume. Furthermore, numerical sequences can also be used to define further physical properties, such as mass, density, electrical resistance and the like.
- At least one character string provided as a numerical sequence in the context of the method it is also possible to examine to what extent this is linked to dimensional data, typically abbreviations for dimensional information, within the character body.
- dimensional data typically abbreviations for dimensional information
- a category should be defined for each measure, with associated properties corresponding to the digit sequences and thus size specifications for the respective dimensions.
- the quantity is detected by the method described above.
- the at least one element to be searched is selected taking into account at least one category and thus also determined.
- This search method can usually be performed by operating a control.
- categories or facets of the taxonomy can be made available to a user as selectable options, which are displayed, for example, on display fields, in order to carry out an automatic search.
- the invention also relates to a device for automatically detecting a set of elements, wherein it is provided that each element of the set is assigned a character body of a plurality of character bodies, each character body of the plurality of character bodies comprising character strings characterizing a respective element , The device is designed to search for at least one character string within the character body and, based on the at least one character string, to determine at least one property of at least one element and to associate this with at least one determined property of at least one category. In this case, a user of the device is one of the amount of internal taxonomy available.
- This device can have at least one display module for displaying the taxonomy and, if necessary, this. display fields of individual categories, at least one designed as an input field control element and / or at least one trained as a classification module control or control panel. As a rule, this device is also designed to automatically search for at least one element.
- the device or at least one component of the device is designed to carry out all the steps of the method according to the invention described above, in particular if this method is carried out for a computer system. Furthermore, functions which can be carried out by the device or at least one component of the device can be realized as steps of the method according to the invention.
- the invention also relates to a computer program product with a computer program with program code means, which a computer-readable medium are stored to perform all the steps of a method according to the invention, when the computer program on a computer or a corresponding processing unit, in particular in a device described, is executed.
- the individual facets or categories of the detected taxonomy or classification and / or systematics can be displayed visually or in writing to the user as options, for example on display fields or elements of the display module.
- the user u. a. allows to combine facets or categories under intersection formation and thus to reduce search elements from the set under different aspects.
- An element to be searched for can thus also be determined by intersection formation by selecting in each case one preferred property of a number of categories.
- the individual categories can also be understood and represented as axes of an n-dimensional space within the taxonomy, whereby the properties assigned to a respective category can be understood as points on a respective axis.
- a classifier designed as an application for detecting a content of the set and therefore also of the dataset of the set is applied to the predetermined set or the predefined dataset comprising all character elements of all elements.
- the existing categories can be extended by new categories, so that, for example, also details on a work for which the Nobel Prize has been awarded can be classified in a suitable manner.
- the physical discipline for example, nuclear physics, quantum physics, astrophysics, and the like.
- a dataset of the set can be changed at any time without having to change the application on which the invention is based since this application can be dynamically and / or flexibly based on unparameterized search results.
- handles which are available as strings, can also be used to adjust the content of the converted content and at any time can provide a new taxonomy of the quantity.
- a dataset of the quantity can be designed as a catalog of components.
- the amount includes, for example, fasteners that may be formed in a first plane as bolts, rivets, nails, screws and the like.
- these mentioned fastening elements can be defined via materials from which they are formed. If metals come into question as metals, may be provided as metals, for example. Steel or aluminum.
- all elements of the set are assigned to a suitable category of the faceted classification.
- one element of the set can be assigned to several categories. So it is possible to assign a bolt made of steel the property "steel" and "bolt”.
- the application used in the context of the method is designed to convert the here, for example, tree-shaped taxonomy into the faceted taxonomy.
- the application reads, for example, in the context of a text capture the database and provides assignments to the categories of faceted classification ready.
- Figures 1 to 5 show a possible embodiment of a display module in different schematic representations, these representations of the display module accompany various steps of an embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic representation of a diagram of a further embodiment of a method according to the invention for detecting a set of elements.
- Figure 7 shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of a device according to the invention.
- the display module 2 schematically illustrated in FIG. 1 in the first representation with the description "Finder - Co-Create OneSpace 2008" comprises an input field 4 in which the term “search term” and thus the search string 6 within a set of elements to be detected, for example "disc”, to search for a disc entered and thus predetermined.
- search term the search term
- a display element 10 (“Searching Index ") indicates to the user that the present method is running. In this case, by operating a control element 12 provided for canceling the method (“Cancel”), the user can interrupt the method as needed.
- a set of elements which here comprises a catalog of components, wherein each element of the set is associated with a character body of a plurality of characters and each character body character strings 6, which is a respective Element characterize includes, is searched for at least one string 6 within the character body and on the at least one string 6 at least one property of at least one element is determined and this at least one determined property of at least one category is assigned.
- categories of the taxonomy inherent in the quantity detected within the scope of the method described here by way of example are shown schematically on display fields of clip modules 22.
- a term describing a respective category of the taxonomy and a number in parenthesis is provided. in writing for a number of properties per category and thus presented.
- the first clip module 22a with the designation "Assigned-To (1)” stands for assignment, the category represented by this first clip module 22a encompassing a property.
- a second clip module 22b named “Author (3)” stands for the Author category and has three properties.
- the third clip module 22c is labeled "ContentSource (2)” and here embodies a content source with two properties.
- a fourth clip module 22d is labeled "ContentType (6)” and stands for the Content Type category, which includes six properties here.
- a fifth clip module 22e named "Created (1)” stands for a category that corresponds to a generation of a respective element and has a property here.
- the sixth clip module 22f labeled "Diameter (2)”, stands for a category that characterizes a diameter of an element and, in the present embodiment, has two properties.
- the seventh clip module 22g labeled "DiscType (2)” stands for a category that describes one type of disc in more detail and includes two features here.
- the eighth clip module 22h named “FileExtension (9)” stands for a category that relates to an extension of a record and has nine properties here.
- the ninth clip module 22i labeled "Filename (16)” stands for a category that identifies a name of a record and has 16 properties here.
- a tenth clip module 22j named "LastModifiedTime (3)” stands for a category that describes a time of last change and here comprises three properties.
- An eleventh clip module 22k named “ManufactureTime (1)” stands for a category that characterizes a manufacturing time and has a property here.
- a twelfth clip module 221 labeled “Material (2)” represents a category that relates to a material composition of an element and has two properties here.
- a 13th clip element 22m named “PartNumber (4)” stands for a category that characterizes a serial number of an element and has four properties.
- a 14th clip module 22n named “Priority (2)” stands for a category characterizing a priority, which here comprises two properties.
- a 15th clip module 22o labeled "Rank (2)” stands for a category that has a ranking and has two properties.
- a 16th clip module 22p labeled "SetupTime (1)” stands for a category that relates to a time when an item is set up and has a property here.
- FIG. 2 also shows that the thirteenth clip module 22m is activated so that two properties 23a, 23b are indicated below this clip module 22m.
- a high degree of relevance is characterized with regard to the ranking according to a first property 23a, which is designated here by “High Relevance (15)", whereby 15 elements fall under this first property 23a here.
- the second property 23b is designated “Medium Relevance (7)” and stands for a property with regard to the category Ranking, which characterizes a mean relevance and here comprises seven elements.
- the following table 2 is constructed according to the same scheme as Table 1, and in each case one row of the table 2 for one of the seven elements with indirect relevance reflects the properties of this element, which are assigned to the categories in the first row.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a further illustration of the display module 2.
- two further clip modules 22q, 22r are shown within the part window 21.
- a clip module 22q named "SiteName (1)” stands for a page name category
- a clip element 22r named "SiteTitle (1)” for a page title category.
- Each category has a property.
- the tenth clip module 22j which represents the category which relates to the duration of a production, is activated, so that the categories ranking and diameter are taken into account under intersection formation.
- a third characteristic 29 is denoted by "7 (3)".
- FIG. 4 schematically shows a further illustration of the display module 2, wherein the sixth clip module 22f is now activated by the user and thus a selection according to a diameter of an element is made.
- the diameter category in this example is associated with two properties 33a and 33b.
- a first property 33a is denoted by "207.5 (2)” and stands for a diameter of 207.5 mm, which means that in the process two disks with this diameter are formed. have been covered.
- a second characteristic 33b is here referred to as "220 (1)” and, according to the parent category, stands for a diameter of 220 mm, an element having this diameter.
- a window area 35 at the top right analogous to the illustrations from FIGS. 2 and 3, details are listed for the individual elements 37, 39, which concern discs and have a diameter of 207.5 mm.
- the properties for a first element 37 are shown in a first line and by "Disc: DI3545-003" for the category title, "Disc: DE3545” for the category file name, "8/9/2007 8:10:53 PM” for the category Time of modification, "Disc” for the category Type and “Steven Pearson” for the category Author. Accordingly, the characteristics of the second element 39 are represented by the title "Disc: DI3545-001", the file name “Disc: DI3545”, the modification time "8/9/2007 8:10:52 PM", the type "Disc” and the Author "Steven Pearson".
- FIG. 5 shows, in a further step of the method, that the second element 39 is now activated in the upper window area 35 of the display module 2.
- the details known to the element 39 are shown in the lower area 20 of the display module 2.
- a character body 41 present here as a listed text body comprises the content listed in Table 4 below:
- the categories and the properties of the element 39 are listed. It is provided here that the category as a string in a first written form is shown to the left of a colon, and the property associated with the category to the right of a colon is represented as a string in a second written form of the element 39. Furthermore, on the display module 2 a small and a large representation of the found disk 43 pictured.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic representation of a database 51 with an initially unknown set 50 of elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e.
- a full-text search module 56 automatically detects the amount 50 of elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e in the data stock 51 as a search result and within character bodies 54a, 54b, 54c, 54d , 54e of the elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e searches at least one character string in the dataset 51. At least one property of a respective element 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e is determined via the at least one sought-after character string.
- the embodiment of the method determines a set 50 of a total of five elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e, wherein each of these determined elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e a character body 54a, 54b, 54c, 54d, 54e.
- 6 shows a classification module 53 which determines a taxonomy 58 inherent in the elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e, and a quantity 50 which is detected here as a search result for each element 52a, 52b, 52c, 52e Partial taxonomy 60a, 60b, 60c, 6Od, 6Oe assigned.
- Each subtaxonomy 60a, 60b, 60c, 60d, 60e reflects at least part of a content of a respective character body 54a, 54b, 54c, 54d, 54e.
- a content of respective partial taxonomy 60a, 60b, 60c, 60d, 60e is tabulated in the present embodiment.
- Table 5 here represents a first partial taxonomy 60a for a first element 52a:
- a second subtaxonomy 60b for a second element 52b is shown in Table 6:
- a third subtaxonomy 60c for a third element 52c is shown in Table 7:
- Table 7 Table 8 below shows a fourth partial taxonomy 6Od for a fourth element 52d:
- a table 9 here represents a fifth partial taxonomy 6Oe for a fifth element 52e:
- a total of seven categories A, B, C, D, E, F and G could be determined for the five elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e.
- the associated properties are as in the frame the method searchable, four-digit strings presented.
- a closer look at the tables or partial taxonomies 60a, 60b, 60c, 60d, 60e reveals that the first element 52a and the second element 52b each have the property "1002" under the category B. Accordingly, the first element 52a and the third element 52c under the category C have the property "1003".
- the property "1001" is assigned to each of the category A of the first element 52a and the fifth element 52e.
- the property "1004" in the first element 52a is assigned to the category D, but for the fourth element 52d to the category C. This shows that a property can also be assigned to several, different categories.
- the sub-taxonomies 60a, 60b, 60c, 60d, 60e need not be fully parametrized, which means that individual sub-taxonomies 60a through 60e of individual elements 52a through 52e may have a different number of categories. This means, for example, in the case of the third element 52c, that this has only three categories B, C and D.
- the sub-taxonomies 60a, 60b, 60d for the first, second and fourth elements 52a, 52b, 52d each have four albeit different categories. Most of the categories have partial taxonomy 6Od of the fourth element 52d.
- the sub-taxonomies 60a, 60b, 60c, 60d, 60e become an intersection modulus 55 processed.
- the intersection module 55 generates the intersection of all the elements 52a, 52b, 52c, 52d, 52e from the search result with identical properties.
- the properties for which the intersections are formed are configured by the display module 2 shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 above.
- Figure 7 shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of a device 80 according to the invention, which is designed here as a computer and has at least one arithmetic unit.
- This device 80 is designed to carry out an embodiment of a method according to the invention.
- the device 80 is designed to detect a set of data elements 82, 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d, 84e, etc. It is contemplated that each of these elements 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d, 84e of the set 82 is assigned a character body of a plurality of characters, and each character body, character strings characterizing a respective element 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d, 84e , includes.
- the device 80 is designed to search for at least one predetermined character string within the character body and to determine at least one property of at least one element based on the at least one character string and this at least one determined property 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d, 84e to at least one category.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of a display device 86 which is connected to the device 80.
- the display device 86 is designed as a monitor and for displaying a nes result of the method presented here in the embodiment formed.
- the device 80 is able to provide a user of the device 80 with a taxonomy 88 within the set 82 of elements 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d, 84e via the display 86.
- the device 80 is also designed to automatically search at least one element of the set 82.
- this element to be searched for within the set is searched for by the device 80 on the basis of n properties of n categories. As a result of this search, it turns out that an element 84f satisfies these n characteristics.
- the device 80 also provides this found element 84 f to the user of the method via the display device 86.
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