Re: [jats-list] JATS tag for "search-text"

[Wei Zhao <w.zhao@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you very much Debbie. This helps a lot!

Wei

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On 4/29/2014 11:13 AM, Debbie Lapeyre wrote:
> On Apr 29, 2014, at 8:59 AM, Wei Zhao<w.zhao@xxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
>
> > There is a tag<search-text>  in a journal article data which is unstructured text provided for search functionality but not intended for print or display. Typically this text replicates the contents of a non-searchable graphic. It's under figure or table wrap. Any body had experience to tag this in JATS?Well,
> JATS does not have a<search-text>  element, of course.
> There are a few possibles, see below. (I want everybody to read your
> example first)
>
> On Apr 29, 2014, at 8:59 AM, Wei Zhao<w.zhao@xxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
>
> > Here is the example,
> >
> > <table-wrap id="tbl1">
> > <label>1</label>
> > <caption>
> > <title>Demographic Characteristics by Community</title></caption>
> > <graphic copyright="inherit" id="tbl1a" xlink:href="ort_83_4_528_tbl1a.tif" xlink:type="simple"/>
> > <search-text>
> > n (%)/Mean (SD)
> > Characteristic
> > Sderot
> > Otef Aza
> > &#967;2/t (df)
> > *p&#8804; .05. **p&#8804; .01. ***p&#8804; .001.
> > Age
> > 47.35 (16.58)
> > 53.62 (15.81)
> > 3.84 (442)***
> > Gender
> > Men
> > 135 (45.3)
> > 75 (49.3)
> > 0.66
> > Women
> > 163 (54.7)
> > 77 (50.7)
> > </search-text>
> > <table-wrap>
>
> The first thing that comes to mind is to use<alternatives>
> inside<table-wrap>. One alternative would be the<graphic>,
> the second alternative would be<textual-form>.
>
> This is one of the documented uses of<textual-form>.
> To quote from the Tag Library;
>
> Usage Search Text: The<textual-form>  element can also be used to supply the text of an object for searching. In such a usage, it is not intended that the<textual-form>  be displayed to the user, only that it provide a textual view of the object to a search system. This technique can allow unsearchable binary formats, such as graphics and untagged tables represented as graphics, to be represented in a form that can be searched or indexed.
>
> So the example would look like this:
>
> > <table-wrap id="tbl1">
> > <label>1</label>
> > <caption>
> > <title>Demographic Characteristics by Community</title></caption>
> <alternatives>
> > <graphic copyright="inherit" id="tbl1a" xlink:href="ort_83_4_528_tbl1a.tif" xlink:type="simple"/>
> <textual-form>
> > n (%)/Mean (SD)
> > Characteristic
> > Sderot
> > Otef Aza
> > &#967;2/t (df)
> > *p&#8804; .05. **p&#8804; .01. ***p&#8804; .001.
> > Age
> > 47.35 (16.58)
> > 53.62 (15.81)
> > 3.84 (442)***
> > Gender
> > Men
> > 135 (45.3)
> > 75 (49.3)
> > 0.66
> > Women
> > 163 (54.7)
> > 77 (50.7)
> </textual-form>
> <alternatives>
> > <table-wrap>
>
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> --Debbie
>
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