LDA - Legal Document Analysis

	License	Free to try
	Requirements	32M RAM 25M free Harddisk space
	Operate System	Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP
	Downloads	299
	Price	$ 69.95

LDA - Legal Document Analysis - LDA helps legal staff, researchers, and students analyze legal text records. Its powerful mining techniques use predefined and user rules that can be saved as templates to support any future analysis. From 1 to 1000 pages LDA will help you view and understand your documents and transcripts. LDA - Legal Document Analysis - You upload your document and press submit. Your results are listed with color, status, and descriptive text of the finding. Too much information, no problem, enable and disable the reports as you need to accomplish your analysis and study. Need to modify or create a rule, just check show rules and author what you need. Rules are grouped into services so that you can perform very different analysis within a single template. Rules are independent of your uploaded file format. Your file can be an HTML, spreadsheet, or a text version of your document. In the end metrics are gathered so that you can make quantitative comparisons. LDA - Legal Document Analysis - The beauty of LDA is its ability for you to define your own rules. It comes preloaded with a set of rules that allow you to immediately start your studies while at the same time providing you with real world examples to help you synthesize your special rules for your world. LDA - Legal Document Analysis - LDA is a process and method instantiated with Internet technologies to analyze documents. It is not unlike an Internet search engine, however instead of returning web pages, LDA returns lines of text from a document under analysis. It begins with uploading a document or pointing to a directory of data, subjecting the data to an engine, and directing the engine to process the data based on user defined rules similar to Internet search engines. The user fills in search criteria, checks some boxes, and provides unique text descriptions related to a rule. Our products share a common characteristic; the potential need for someone to process documents based on rules. The LDA rules deal with textual legal documents and transcripts.