Clyde Davies

So: I've now got KNIME reading in the dictionaries and tagging up documents with them. This is good, but would be even better if there was an easy way of...

KNIME passes data tables from node to node. These support a Document column type. Tagging nodes insert, well, _tags_ into the document to mark recognised terms. There are your typical...

This is what I've got so far. You can see the three taggers at the end of the workflow:  I leave the dictionary tagging until last

You can see what happens: it's recognised all the terms in the dictionaries but has been unable to differentiate between them: 

I think the most immediate advantage of this approach is that it allows us to visually test the dictionaries. The word 'and' is tagged, but why this should is unknown.

I just discovered a delightful feature of KNIME hub which makes it incredibly easy to overwrite a workflow with an old version! So I am going to have to recreate...

I'm just lumping all the dictionaries together right now. I think I can get away with just loading each dictionary and assigning a custom tag value individually to the matched...

I'll have to rework that workflow anyway, so when I do I will get it to generate the output. Might be a little while doing that, though. On Tue, Oct...

OK, I've been thinking about the best way to share this. And it's the most obvious way: get the workflows into GitHub. I suggest we create a Knime folder (not...

How about if I create a top-level folder **workflows** and then one immediately under it **knime**? Then I put my workflows into that? That way if we adopt any other...