Document Analysis
Document Analysis uses Knowledge Files as source material for structured semantic and causal workflows in BayesiaLab. A Knowledge File is a file added as detailed LLM context, complementing the General Context you provide for the task.
Use Document Analysis when the source of knowledge is a report, article, transcript, paper, case study, corpus, or other file rather than a short prompt.
Function Comparison Table
| Function | Best for | Input | Output | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Semantic Flowchart Generator | Sequence or process logic in text | Selected text and/or Knowledge File content | Graph of sequential semantic relationships | Use when order matters. |
| Causal Semantic Diagram Generator | Causal claims or mechanisms in text | Selected text and/or Knowledge File content | Graph of causal semantic relationships | Use before probabilistic quantification. |
| Knowledge Graph Generator | Entities and semantic associations | Knowledge File | Entity or relation graph | Available in BayesiaLab 11.6 and later. |
| Propositional Causal Bayesian Network Generator | Probabilistic causal model from documents | Knowledge File content | Causal Bayesian Network or Risk-Centric Causal Network | Review generated effects, CPTs, and root priors before use. |
| Semantic Network Generator | Semantic proximity among document-derived concepts | Knowledge File and selected keywords | Extracted dimensions, embeddings, learned Semantic Network | Useful for thematic mapping. |
| Doc-to-Node Generator | Multi-document corpora | Selected Knowledge Files | One node per document, comments with file content, optional Semantic Network | Useful for document-level maps. |