Search by word proximity
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The "()" at the end of the rule means the nearest discovery results given the words. This operator is a great insight tool.
Search results are unaffected if used alone, but MAPS, KEYWORDS, and GRAPHS pages are always affected because those basically demand discovery results.
On the MAP page Accident() means show places near to word Accident.
“Accident() Insurance” means finding documents with Accident and Insurance, but they should be close to each other.
Accident() Crash() means accident and crash ear to each other. This narrows the search results.
Only related words remain when you use the operator in the keyword page. Places or people related to accidents may be found this way.
Accident() -> Default distance is 10
Accident(20) -> You may override the default
Accident() Crash() -> They should all be within the distance to each other. This is different than “Accident Crash” as it requires each word to side by side.
"Accident Crash"() --> is possible
*Accident() -> You may use * or tilda(~) operator with proximity , Accident*() , Accident~()
December 2021() -> Proximity rule works with other feature
Birth() layer:Date* → Lists possible birth dates.