Implementation for the Best Student Paper for MAICS2016: http://cslab.valpo.edu/maics2016/paper20.pdf Live Demonstration (Temporary): http://www.citegraph.xyz:8080/vis
This document will assist you in successfully installing the docvis webapp for development.
You have the following: perl installed, a distribution of the repo, intelliJ IDEA, a working knowledge of computers
Step 1.) Install necessary perl modules. This includes Text::CSV, Text::Unidecode, & WWW::Mechanize. This operation is complted easiest by using cpanm to download the necessary modules. Download cpan, then run the following: $ cpan App::cpanminus $ cpanm Text::CSV $ cpanm Text::Unidecode $ cpanm WWW::Mechanize If you have any issues completing this step, google it.
Step 2.) Download the papers You may make up any directories of your choosing, but the recommended setup is as follows: Create a directory named RESOURCE_FOLDER in the base docvis directory. Inside RESOURCE_FOLDER create the path 'resources/pdfs'. Inside RESOURCE_FOLDER create a directory 'db' Run scripts/getPapersCsv.pl with the following parameters: $ ./getPapersCsv.pl INPUT_CSV OUTPUT_DIRECTORY DOCUMENT_DATABASE_NAME Where INPUT_CSV is scripts/pdf-links.csv, OUTPUT_DIRECTORY is the path to the directory where you will be dumping all of your pdfs (recommended RESOURCE_FOLDER/resources/pdfs), and DOCUMENT_DATABASE_NAME is '$RESOURCE_FOLDER/db/pdf-info.csv' NOTE: In the vanilla implementation of docvis, this parameter is REQUIRED to be the path to the RESOURCE_FOLDER/db/pdf-info.csv. NOTE: the script will take a good while to complete; it has to download a lot of data
Step 3.) Create stopwords file The stopwords file is a file containing blacklisted words that are NOT to be indexed. Any word contained within will be skipped over when indexing. You may use whatever stopwords you wish, but we recommend using our stopwords file, which you can download for yourself at https://bitbucket.org/mcsquared/citegraphweb/downloads/stopwords.txt Regardless of what you have for your stopwords file, place it at RESOURCE_FOLDER/db/stopwords.txt
Step 4.) Create dictionary file The dictionary file is a whitelist text file containing words that are to be recognized by the tier 2 utilities: the words in this file are the only words to appear in tier 2 as synonyms, related terms, etc. Like the stopwords.txt, you may use whatever stopwords you wish, but we recommend our dictionary file, which can be found at https://bitbucket.org/mcsquared/citegraphweb/downloads/dictionary.txt Regardless of what you have for your dictionary file, place it at RESOURCE_FOLDER/db/dictionary.txt
Step 5.) Set up server run configuration If you are not using intelliJ, you will have to set up a configuration to run a tomcat server with RESOURCE_FOLDER defined as described earlier. For intelliJ: Open up the project. Choose 'edit configurations' from the run menu. Select the '+' and choose Maven. Name it something nice, like "Run Tomcat." Where it says "command line" enter tomcat7:run Click on the 'Runner' tab. Under Environment variables click on the '...' button. Click on the '+' and add an entry for name: RESOURCE_FOLDER value: {wherever you parked the RESOURCE_FOLDER directory earlier on.} Accept changes. Accept changes again. Now select your new configuration from the drop-down run menu, and click on the green 'run' arrow.
If you see the terminal spin up the indexer and start indexing your pdfs, then CONGRATULATIONS!!! You have successfully set up the docvis project. To make future instances of the server start up more rapidy, you may add a config file titled RESOURCE_FOLDER/config/index-config.cfg Where RESOURCE_FOLDER is what you specified earlier. Add the following line to the file: INDEX_DOCS=false
This will tell the application to skip indexing when it starts the server, making things much quicker for you in the long run. If you ever want it to index again, simply edit the line to read 'true' instead of 'false'.