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Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering

This template performs detailed analysis of your sustainable development documents from a system engineering perspective. Think of it as a search engine on steroids that analyzes your document so it can be clearly written, read, and understood.

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Prior to uploading your file, set your report options.
Also check the rules and modify them as desired.

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1. select browse, go to z-cassbeth/gda/documents
2. pick any.txt document
3. select a service, press submit, review results
4. go thru each service one at a time
5. select browse, pick another document
6. compare the results
7. update and create new rules and templates
. . . These template instructions are user defined.
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Analysis Settings Hide

PUI Mask
Imperatives
Process Only Imperatives


Parse Text
Strip HTML Tags
Strip Blank Lines
Show Processed Upload
Report Areas Hide
Analysis Results
Accessed Words
Accessed Patterns
Metrics

Doc Shape
Reading Level
Comments

Services and Rules

Template Comments Sustainable Development Possible with Creative System Engineering

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Search

Find Duplicate Objects
Profile Document
My Highlighter Pen
Generic Highlighter Pen
Emotions
Overall Reaction
Approach
Sustainability Breadth
System Engineering Elements

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Analysis Results Hide

Filter case sensitive
Access Object Reject Object Access Risk

Show Comment Details Hide All Comments Hide Checked Items Save Results . File

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Accessed Words Hide

Filter Noise Words

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Accessed Patterns Found Hide

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Metrics Hide

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Total Lines:
Blank Lines:
Non Blank Lines:
Imperatives:
Shalls:
Wills:
IsReq:

Message: These metrics are what allow you to compare different documents and different analysis runs. Consider moving the numbers into a spreadsheet for visualization. Counts of Shalls, Wills, IsReq, and Imperatives are hardcoded into the tool. You have the ability to enter a Norm value, which can be surfaced after multiple analysis sessions.

Item Risk Count Children % lines % imperative % shall % will % isreq % Norm
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Rules Total 1
Rules Triggered 0
Rules Not Triggered 1
Percent of Rules Triggered 0%

Reading Level Hide

Disabling the noise filter may reduce the reading level. Re-run the report to capture metrics for both instances.

Accessed Unique Words:
Accessed Unique Syllables:
Words with 3+ Syllables:
Polysyllabic Count:
Reading Level: No reading level is available. Select any rule option and check: Count Accessed Words or use a Reading Level Service which has checked: Count Accessed Words.

Document Shape Hide

The number of children at a particular level translate to a document shape. There are diffrent document shapes and each have implications. The document shapes are: random, rectangle, pyramid, inverted pyramid, trapazoid and diamond.

There are no child counts. Try disabling all services except for the service that has checked: Count Accessed Words.

Services and Triggered Rule Comments Hide

General Search: Use this service to perform general searches. If you find something that should be established as a new service or rule use add them to your template.

. . . 1. Search Take a look at the accessed words and see if you gain further insight into your search.
. . . . . . Rule Summary Name: Search Color: RED Count Accessed Words: CHECKED

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