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the singular nominative for nouns, or the indicative for verbs. Stores the linguistic stemming information, e.g. Normalization with regards to capitalization would not be as important as to justify this column. Stores a normalized representation of the token. The Token Type, whether it is a “who”, a “what”, a “where”, etc. In my case it was derived from the text and is English (en) You can either specify a language column when you create the fulltext index or it can be derived from the text. The token that was extracted (the “who”, “what”, “where”, “when” and “how much”) Stores the rule package that yielded the token. If you have more than one column in your primary key, the $TA table will include every single column The structure of this table looks like this: With the execution of this script a new column table is created called $TA_PDF_FTI ($TA_) that contains the result of my Text Analysis Process. I’m also saying that I would like to turn Text Analysis on and that I would like to use the configuration called ‘EXTRACTION_CORE’ (you can refer to the SAP HANA Developer Guide for the different configurations).

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So what I’m doing here is creating a full text index called “PDF_FTI” (you can use any name) on the BLOB column “File_Content” of my table “PRESS_RELEASES”. The only thing I need to do is run the following statement:Ĭreate FullText Index “PDF_FTI” On “PRESS_RELEASES” ( “File_Content” ) Now that I have my table loaded with unstructured data I’m ready to begin my text analysis process.

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In order to do so, I created a very simple python script that stores the PDF files in the BLOB field (“File_Content”) of my table: con = nnect(‘hanahost', 30015, 'SYSTEM', '********') #Open connection to SAP HANAįile = open('doc.pdf', 'rb') #Open file in read-only and binaryĬontent = file.read() #Save the content of the file in a variableĬur.execute("INSERT INTO PRESS_RELEASES VALUES(?,?)", ('doc.pdf',content)) #Save the content to the table In this table I’m going to store a number of PDF files that contain information from the aviation industry in the US.

I’m going to walk you thru the steps I followed to make it work:įirst of all, I created a very simple column table that looks like this: The most impressive thing about Text Analysis is how easy it is to implement it. Extraction classifies each extracted entity by entity type and presents this metadata in a standardized format.”

It can also discover new entities using linguistic models. The extraction process can extract entities using these lists of specific entities.

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The language modules included with the software contain system dictionaries and provide an extensive set of predefined entity types. However, you do not have to deal with this complexity when analyzing your individual set of documents. “The text analysis provides a vast number of possible entity types and analysis rules for many industries in 20 languages. If we want to understand how it works from a very high level perspective, we just need to refer to the SAP HANA Developer Guide: Now, what is meaningful information? The extraction process will identify the “who”, “what”, “where”, “when” and “how much” (among other things) from unstructured data and this way will enable you to enrich your structure data. In other words, companies can now process big volumes of data sources and extract meaningful information without having to read every single sentence.

The main goal of this new feature is to extract meaningful information from texts. But from my perspective, one of the coolest new features in SPS05 is Text Analysis. With the release of SPS05 SAP implemented a considerable amount of changes and made available a handful of new features, some of them long awaited by modelers/developers, like the ability to debug procedures (finally!!).