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* Use '''refresh index''' in case you just created this articleset or added new articles to the set, but the articles do not show up in the table. | * Use '''refresh index''' in case you just created this articleset or added new articles to the set, but the articles do not show up in the table. | ||
− | * '''Deduplicate''' deduplicates the articleset anew. You can choose to '''skip''' article metadata (such as headline, date and page) in the deduplication process. | + | * '''Deduplicate''' deduplicates the articleset anew. You can choose to '''skip''' article metadata (such as headline, date and page) in the deduplication process. For example, if two articles are exactly the same except for the page number, AmCAT would normally keep both articles when it deduplicates the set, since the page number is different. But if you choose to skip the page number, AmCAT will not consider this difference and remove one of the two articles in the deduplication process of this particular articleset. |
* '''Use in another project''' links the set to another project. Make sure you give the '''users''' in this second project at least the ''''Reader' [[Managing your AmCAT project users|user role]]''' in the current project, or they will not be able to see the texts of the articles in the linked set. | * '''Use in another project''' links the set to another project. Make sure you give the '''users''' in this second project at least the ''''Reader' [[Managing your AmCAT project users|user role]]''' in the current project, or they will not be able to see the texts of the articles in the linked set. |
An articleset is a set of text documents (‘articles’) stored together in AmCAT for use in queries, as codingjobs or other purposes. After choosing a project, go to the Articles tab on the upper left of the page and click it to find an overview of all articlesets included in that project. Click on an articleset in the table to go to the articleset overview for this set. From this overview, you can edit several properties of the articleset, draw a sample from the set, or delete the set from the project altogether.
As you can see, the overview consist of a table listing all articles included in the set (click a row in the table to see the full text of that article in a new tab), as well as a number of buttons with further options, above the table. These buttons only show up if you have the required access rights. Let's have a look at the different options.
Note: It is not possible to delete individual articles from an articleset. If you want to do so, create a new articleset using the article IDs in the original set minus those that you want to delete. You can enter these IDs as a list in the query screen.