CIT Training Course #953

#953

Full-Text Searching, Batch Querying, Analysis & Team Sharing Using QUOSA


Description:
	This advanced session will show students that are already familiar with the QUOSA Information Manager (please see the "Introductory hands-on training..." course if you are not) how to use QUOSA to retrieve large article sets and to do full-text searching and analysis across them in order to answer special or complex questions. (QUOSA Information Manager - Professional or Platinum version subscriptions may be required for certain functions).

Objectives:

Learn how to harness the power of full-text searching, batch query, alerting and analysis

Search PubMed and retrieve & index the full-text of all selected articles automatically, using e-journals available at NIH
Search the full-text across all retrieved articles, using Boolean, proximity, and regular expression search
Scan through the most relevant sections within article sub-sets with term sensitive highlighting
Use integrated concept extraction and clustering capabilities; import your own terms and use to cluster retrieved articles; perform Genes+Aliases Search
Automate complex searching, including multi-step full-text searching with the Batch Query functionality
Automate complex searching, including multi-step full-text searching with the Batch Query functionality
Retrieve and export full-articles for further processing by your favorite Pathways Analysis, Natural Language Processing or Statistical Text Mining tools

Who should attend:
	NIH staff with an interest in the topic, especially QUOSA users who doe heavy-duty searching and deal with large sets of articles

Instructor(s):
	Malcolm MacKenzie and Zenon Cuper, QUOSA

Sections Available:
-- Concluded --	953-09F	November 17	11:15 - 12:00	Building 12A, Room B51

NOTE: Although this course has already taken place, we'll put you on a waiting list for the next available session.

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