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ConceptChoir's Global Search shares the same capabilities with Global Search, but with a greater searching scope than Global Search. To perform global search, click the Global Search button from the Vocabulary Explorer Tool Bar (Figure 1) to open the Global Search Window (Figure 2).
ConceptChoir's Global Search provides three different searching methods: Concept ID Search, Keyword Search, and Concept Relationship Search. Users can select to perform any of the provided searching method by operation the corresponding searching section of the Global Search window. Concept ID Search Concept ID Search enables users to search concept by its ID. To perform Concept ID Search, user can simply input the searching Concept ID in the Concept ID text field and then click Search button to perform Concept ID Search. Keyword Search
Keyword
Search enables users to search concepts with keyword. As Figure 2
Keyword Search portion suggested, users can setup many searching
parameters to better the relevancy of the returning results. User can
input keywords into the Term field, Scope Note field, or both. Also user
can set the parameters of the keyword inputs. For Term and Scope Note
keyword, the parameters supported are "Must have", "Or have", and "Not
have". For Broader Concept, however, the parameters supported are "Must
have" and "Not have". To avoid input errors when providing Broader
Concept keyword, ConceptChoir provide a mini browser for user to select
desired concept rather than input its label manually. To open mini
browser, simply click
After setting up all search parameters, click the Search button to perform Keyword Search. Concept Relationship Search Concept Relationship Search enables users to search concepts with various relationships defined. User can select from the following three relationship to search concepts: with Non-preferred Term relationship, with RT relationship, or with Note relationship. User would also need to specify the searching scope for the search by selecting from the Search in dropdown menus. After setting up the parameters, click the Search button perform Concept Relationship Search.
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