Tutorial: New Project

This tutorial provides information to login and create a new project.

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  1. Open the URL http://gautam.lis.illinois.edu/monkmiddleware/public/index.html in the Firefox browser. Click on the Sign Up button to create a new account.
    You may be directed to the MONK Single Sign on page if you are already authenticated.

    public page

  2. In order to create an account a valid email address is required. An email will be sent with login and tutorial information.

    new account page

  3. After creating a new account you will be redirected to the main menu where you can click on Monk Workbench link to login to the Workbench.

    main menu

  4. Monk Collection information is retrieved by the browser.

    loading collection

  5. This page shows the list of existing projects that you will be creating. Click new in the project menu bar to start a new project.
    A New Project form will show up in the project work area.
    Type in the name of the project, a brief description and click Create Project link.

    Create new project

  6. Double click the new project or select the project and press continue button at the bottom of the page.

    To delete old projects, hover the mouse over the top-right-hand corner of the project and press the delete link.

    Delete project

  7. A Project has default toolsets, worksets and results.
    A workset is a set of documents of interest, created by searching for documents and saving the document list. A toolset is a workflow that allows users to search, browse, explore or do analytical queries. Results are created by the analytical processes (such as Naive Bayes and Decision Tree algorithms) that run asynchronously and (depending on the size of the workset) may take a long time to finish.

    Project Toolsets

  8. Default Toolsets have been prepared by MONK as workflows that can be used "as is." For a description of the functionality of each Default Toolset, place your mouse over the icon for that toolset. While Default Toolsets are pre-defined by MONK, advanced users can add more tools to a Default Toolset, or create completely new toolsets. These toolsets are covered in the tutorials.

    Define Workset Compare Workset
    Edit Workset Import Workset
    Classification


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