Entity Relations Results Summary

Your submitted URL or content is analyzed with TextRazor to extract and display relationships between entities. The relationships are identified in the form of subject → predicate → object structures, helping you understand connections within the content.

• 1. Highlighted Relationships

  Entities and their relationships are visually highlighted with the following components:

  • Subject: The main entity initiating the relationship.
  • Predicate: The action, verb, or relationship descriptor (e.g., “suggests,” “can help”).
  • Object: The target or recipient of the relationship.

  For example: “Research → suggests → that vitamin D supplements can help increase vitamin D levels.”

• 2. Title Attribute for Hover Details

  Hovering over a highlighted entity displays detailed relationship information in the form:

  • Subject → Predicate → Object
  • Additional context, such as expanded descriptions, is included for clarity.

  This helps you explore relationships without cluttering the visual content.

• 3. Color-Coded Highlights

  Different shades and colors are used to distinguish components:

  • Subjects: Highlighted in a success theme (e.g., green).
  • Predicates: Highlighted in an info theme (e.g., blue).
  • Objects: Highlighted in a danger theme (e.g., red).

• 4. Export Options

  All extracted relationships, along with their components, can be exported into a CSV file. The exported file includes:

  • Subject: The initiating entity.
  • Predicate: The action or relationship descriptor.
  • Object: The target entity.
  • Title Context: The detailed relationship as seen in the hover tooltip.

• 5. Example Relationship

  Here’s an example of how relationships are highlighted:

  Research suggests that vitamin D supplements can help increase vitamin D levels and may improve depressive symptoms.