Simple Word Matching Extractor

The simple word extractor associates a list of keywords with topics with corresponding data. Several configuration options control how this association is made. See Configuring tools for instructions on how to configure tools.

Regex: Whether to treat each word a regular expression instead of a substring.
Case sensitive: Whether to match words in a case sensitive manner.
Match word: Whether to require the word to match completely (in terms of whitespace), i.e. if disabled, "white" would not match "whitespace".
Base Name: Whether to consider the base name of the topic when determining a match
Variant Name: Whether to consider the variant name of the topic when determining a match
Instance Data: Whether to consider instance data of the topic when determining a match

The extractor is found in File > Extract > Classification > Word Extractor.

Example

The extractor's operations is demonstrated using the current description of Wandora found on wandora.org:

Wandora is a tool for people who collect and process information, especially networked knowledge and knowledge about WWW resources. With Wandora you can aggregate and combine information from various different sources. You can manipulate the collected knowledge flexible and efficiently, and without programming skills. More generally speaking Wandora is a general purpose information extraction, management and publishing application based on Topic Maps and Java. Wandora suits well for constructing and maintaining vocabularies, ontologies and information mashups. Application areas include linked data, open data, data integration, business intelligence, digital preservation and data journalism. Wandora's license is GNU GPL. Wandora application is developed actively by a small number of experienced software developers. We call ourselves as the Wandora Team.

First create a topic to contain this text data via Topics > New topic.