Analysaurus, currently under development, will provide an interface for common queries and analyses. Researchers will provide parameters, and Analysaurus will generate and execute the resulting code. For example, a researcher would provide the term ‘polarization’ to run the option to retrieve the definition of the corresponding concept. The following code would be generated.
Retrieve the definition of a concept
Match (n:Element)-[DEFINED_AS]->(d:Definition)
WHERE toLower(n.elementName) = 'polarization'
with d
Match (p:Publication)-[DEFINES]->(d)
Return d.definition AS Polarization, p.citation AS Publication
| Definition of Polarization | Publication |
| Group polarization is the tendency of individuals in a group setting to engage in more extreme decisions than their original private individual decisions. | El-Shinnawy, M., & Vinze, A. S. (1998). Polarization and Persuasive Argumentation: A Study of Decision Making in Group Settings. MIS Quarterly, 22(2), 165. |
Find antecedents of elements containing the word “performance” and count their frequencies
Match (m:Element)-[r]->(n:Element) where toLower(n.elementName) CONTAINS 'performance'
Return m.elementName AS Element Name , n.elementName AS Dependent element ,count(*) as Count
Order by Count desc
| Antecedents | Dependent Element Containing “performance” | Count |
| Relational interpersonal trust | Virtual collaborative relationship performance | 2 |
| Integrated trust | Virtual collaborative relationship performance | 2 |
| Calculative trust | Virtual collaborative relationship performance | 1 |
| Competence trust | Virtual collaborative relationship performance | 1 |
| Supply chain process integration capability | Firm performance | 1 |
| Operations excellence | Firm performance | 1 |
| Customer relationship | Firm performance | 1 |
| Revenue growth | Firm performance | 1 |
| Interruption overload | Work performance | 1 |
| Interruption overload | Nonwork performance | 1 |
| Task closure | Work performance | 1 |
| Task type | Group performance | 1 |
| GSS configuration | Group performance | 1 |
Find relationships between elements containing the words ‘trust’ and ‘performance’
MATCH (p1)-[r1:CONTAINS]->(g1)-[r2:DEPICTS]->(e1)-[r3:RELATES_TO]->(e2)
WHERE toLower(e1.elementName) CONTAINS 'trust' AND toLower(e2.elementName) CONTAINS 'performance'
RETURN (e1)-[r3:RELATES_TO]->(e2) AS Relationships
Find all paths that end with specific dependent element
MATCH path = (l:Element)-[*]->(e:Element)
Where toLower(e.elementName) Contains "performance"
with path
where not (:Element)-->(l)
RETURN distinct [x IN NODES(path)|x.elementName] AS result
| [“Calculative trust”, “Virtual collaborative relationship performance”] |
| [“Competence trust”, “Virtual collaborative relationship performance”] |
| [“Relational interpersonal trust”, “Virtual collaborative relationship performance”] |
| [“Integrated trust”, “Virtual collaborative relationship performance”] |
| [“Data consistency”, “IT infrastructure integration for supply chain management”, “Supply chain process integration capability”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Cross-functional supply chain management application systems integration”, “IT infrastructure integration for supply chain management”, “Supply chain process integration capability”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Physical flow integration”, “Supply chain process integration capability”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Information flow integration”, “Supply chain process integration capability”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Financial flow integration”, “Supply chain process integration capability”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Operations excellence”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Customer relationship”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Revenue growth”, “Firm performance”] |
| [“Work-related cross-domain interruptions”, “Interruption overload”, “Nonwork performance”] |
| [“Work-related cross-domain interruptions”, “Interruption overload”, “Work performance”] |
| [“Work-related cross-domain interruptions”, “Task closure”, “Work performance”] |
| [“Task type”, “Group performance”] |
| [“Task type”, “GSS configuration”, “Group performance”] |