Text-Analyzer

A text-analyzer java implementation for Data Structures and Algorithms class using Red-black trees, Hash Maps, AVL trees, Sets and graphs.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

In order to execute and compile the project, you need to have installed maven.

dnf
```
dnf install maven
```

Installation

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/julianrosas11032002/text-analyzer.git

cd text-analyzer

Install .jar (using maven) by doing:
```
mvn install
```
For a succesful installation, you need to place in the text-analyzer directory (where the pom.xml file is) and execute the command above.

Usage

After a succesful installation, (placing in text-analyzer directory) execute the .jar by doing:

java -jar target/proyecto3.jar [A] -o [B]

Where:

[A] - Files to Analyse.

[B] - Name of the directory where the text analysis is going to be stored, it must be after -o flag.

NOTE: The -o flag can be anywhere in the proyecto3.jar arguments, however, it must be specified the directory where the analysis is going to be stored, otherwise, the program will terminate.

After execution, change the current directory to the specified one by the program ([B]) and execute the index.html file in order to check the analysis.

Within the index.html file there is a Graph which connects two analysed files if and only if both files have in common 7 words with at least 7 characters. Moreover, you can navigate to each of the analysed files by clicking on their names.

Each Analysed file (stated by [A]) has:

An SVG generated Red-Black tree of the 15 most repetitive words within the file.
An SVG generated AVL tree of the same information.
An SVG generated Bar Chart of the 20 most repetitive words and their respective percentage among the total words.
An SVG generated Pie Chart with the same information.
The total repetitions of each word in the file.

Contact

Julián Rosas Scull - julian.rosas@ciencias.unam.mx