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  djfd

  Hi!
  
  It seems I have the ready made (and thus not so expensive) solution for you based on same engine as was used by me here: http://hyperion.mypets.ws/advanced-search
  
  Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
  
  Regards,
  djFD

  over 2 years ago

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  venkateshprayaga

  Hi
  
  This is clearly a text mining type of project which involves extracting key words and categorize them in to hierarchical clusters. I am an expert in Text Mining and have been in this business for about 6.5 years.
  
  Please reply me so that i can send you detailed proposal.
  
  Surya
  BI Competence Center

  over 2 years ago

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  markcorrigan

  I am researching the use of educational search engines, the biggest of which is Pubmed. For this reason I simply want to know the searches performed on this site. I am interested in this over a time period, for example I may want to know all searches using the word leukaemia in the past 100 days. Ideally the report would be generated in excel (in a similar fashion to the reports generated by wordtracker for all the big internet search engines, but specific to Pubmed only). Any further information is a bonus if possible (eg IP address - so I could group the searches per IP address - but this may not be possible). Ideally I would rather not have the red tape of going through Pubmed themselves as this would take an age each time.

  over 2 years ago

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  markcorrigan

  I am researching the use of educational search engines, the biggest of which is Pubmed. For this reason I simply want to know the searches performed on this site. I am interested in this over a time period, for example I may want to know all searches using the word leukaemia in the past 100 days. Ideally the report would be generated in excel (in a similar fashion to the reports generated by wordtracker for all the big internet search engines, but specific to Pubmed only). Any further information is a bonus if possible (eg IP address - so I could group the searches per IP address - but this may not be possible). Ideally I would rather not have the red tape of going through Pubmed themselves as this would take an age each time.

  over 2 years ago

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  markcorrigan

  I am currently researching the use of international online research tools such as pubmed

  over 2 years ago

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  markcorrigan

  Just to clarify. I do not run nor do I have access to the website Pubmed. I am simply interested in the searches performed on it.

  over 2 years ago

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