Disclaimer:

Our research team is happy to provide KIP for free download. As of today (July/01/2007), both versions are running fine in Windows XP environment with all functions working properly (learning function and personalization function). However, we are not sure whether they will work with Windows Vista or future newer Windows OS. Due to limited man-power, we have no intention to maintain them (Information Systems version and Medical version) any further.

Both versions are simple enough for people who are used to Windows applications. We also provide very limited documentations on how to make the program work (e.g. linking ODBC) in the readme.doc file, and some very basic help file (Help -> How to use this program on the menu bar).

Version 1: IS KIP http://web.njit.edu/~wu/research/Software/KIP/Programs/KIP_IS_Exe.zip

Version 2: Meical KIP http://web.njit.edu/~wu/research/Software/KIP/Programs/KIP_Med_Exe.zip

Journal Papers:

1. Li, Q., Y-f B. Wu. (2006). Identifying Important Concepts from Medical Documents. Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 39(6), pp 668-679

2. Wu, Y.-f. B., Q. Li, R. S. Bot and X. Chen (2006). "Finding Nuggets in Documents: A Machine Learning Approach." Journal of American Society for Information Science and Technology. 57(6), pp 740-752.

Conference Papers:

3. Wu, Y.-f. B., Q. Li, R. S. Bot and X. Chen. Domain Specific Keyphrase Extraction. in Proceedings of Conference on Information and Knowledge Management, 2005 Bremen, Germany.

4. Li, Q., Y.-f. B. Wu, R. S. Bot and X. Chen. Automatically Finding Significant Topical Phrases from Documents. In Proceedings of Americas Conference on Information Systems, 2005, Omaha, Nebraska. (pp1479-1486)