Version 2.20
Released: 2021-10-28
SWEB functionality now in SSV
The functionality of SWEB (online.semantria.com) has been brought into SSV.
As of October 2021 users can currently choose to use either interface to interact with configurations. SWEB will be retired at a date to be determined.
IMPORTANT READ ME
Critical Difference between SWEB and SSV
There are no longer separate Save and Publish actions in SSV as there were in SWEB
In SSV: Save means Publish
All changes saved in SSV are published to configurations immediately and will affect results across the account
Configuration List
The SWEB functionality in SSV is under the Configurations tab in the Menu bar. Open this tab for the new configuration management UI.
Filter the configurations list by those used in an SSV project, configuration route, or even deleted configurations.


The new configuration list screen in SSV
The configuration list may be sorted in various ways using the sort option at the top right of the list.


Configuration sort options
Hovering over a configuration listing reveals the download (backup) button as well as the clone configuration option.


Actions revealed on hover
New Configuration


New configuration screen
The new configuration page in SSV has the same options as seen in SWEB, presented in a new UI.
The image below shows how to access the industry packs in English. Click the drop-down next to a language to see available packs in that language.


Hover over the question marks by each option to see how they change configuration settings.


Configuration options now have info cards
Configurations
When opening a configuration in SSV, users will see the below interface.


New functionality for configurations includes notes and tags, seen at the top of the page
Sentiment
The configuration's Sentiment tab lists all custom sentiment phrases for that configuration. The number in parenthesis next to "Sentiment" is the number of custom items in the configuration.
Phrases appear on the left with their sentiment score. Click on a sentiment phrase to bring up the definition in the editor on the right. Sentiment can be a simple single word, as seen in the unsaved "cold" example below, or a complex query definition. For help with sentiment syntax, click on "Syntax Help."


Clicking save will publish the sentiment definition live to the configuration
Queries - New functionality
Query definitions may now include comments and newlines. All comments are stripped before processing and do not impact query results.
Comments can look like the following:
// Starting a comment with "// " makes the whole line a comment
/* Whereas this is a fully contained comment */


An example query that contains newlines and comments
Entities
Entities have long allowed query syntax in their definition. The new UI assists with easier query definitions of entities.
The entity type now appears at the top of the editor, and the entity's name is the normalized form.
Query defined entities still need to have a preceding
+
in the definition


Query defined entity
Taxonomy
The taxonomy interface in SSV allows users to search queries, entities, and concept topics to enter into a taxonomy.
The taxonomy structure appears on the left, and nodes may be expanded or collapsed. On the right-hand side, click and drag items to the node on the left that they should appear under.


Concept Topics
Also known as Categories
Concepts appear on the left and the concept definition on the right. The Boost value is adjusted at the top.


Blacklist
Simple page listing any blacklisted items


Settings
Settings are now grouped by similar type or function.
Hovering over a section will show a ? which can be clicked for detailed information about the settings in that section


Details
The details page shows the following information about the configuration:
- Shows if the configuration was cloned from another configuration
- Edited on date and time
- Last used date and time
- Created by user
Testing Changes
New functionality added to SSV's version of SWEB is the Test feature. When editing items in a configuration, you can test the definitions in place. The Test button is on the right-hand of the definition window of an item in a configuration.
Opening the test window will push the definition to the left of the screen and bring up a place to input a document to analyze. Analyze a single document or up to 10 different documents. Run the test by entering text and clicking Run Test.
Running Tests Consumes Account Credits
The test feature will highlight only the item that you are testing within the document. Processing time can be affected by document size and the number of test documents.


An example test run of some documents against an Accommodations-Bathroom query
Updated 7 months ago