Presenting a combined search results summary in a graphical view
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1. A method, comprising:
- receiving, with a processor of a computer, selection of two or more search results, wherein each of the two or more search results has an associated search result summary;
extracting keywords from the selected two or more search results and each associated search result summary;
based on association rules and clustering mining models, identifying relationships between the keywords;
based on relationship rules, identifying strengths of the relationships between the keywords; and
displaying a graphical view that shows the keywords, the relationships, and the strengths of those relationships.
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Provided are a computer implemented method, computer program product, and system for presenting a combined search results summary in a graphical view. Selection of two or more search results are received, wherein each of the two or more search results has an associated search result summary, and wherein each associated search result summary includes one or more entries. Relationships between the one or more entries of each associated search result summary and strengths of the relationships are identified. A graphical view is displayed that shows the one or more entries of each associated search result summary, the relationships, and the strengths of those relationships.
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1. A method, comprising:
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receiving, with a processor of a computer, selection of two or more search results, wherein each of the two or more search results has an associated search result summary; extracting keywords from the selected two or more search results and each associated search result summary; based on association rules and clustering mining models, identifying relationships between the keywords; based on relationship rules, identifying strengths of the relationships between the keywords; and displaying a graphical view that shows the keywords, the relationships, and the strengths of those relationships. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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