#Maxqda maxdictio pdf#

This word forms the root of the Word Tree.

The most frequent word is shown on the far left, in the example 'the'.

The Word Tree is created according to the following logic:.

In the upper window area, a toolbar allows you to adjust the view and to export the tree.

If several texts have been selected, they are displayed one after the other.

The right pane contains the original text without formatting.

The actual Word Tree is displayed in the left pane.

The Word Tree window is structured as follows:

#Maxqda maxdictio pdf#

The following window will appear, in which you can use the mouse to import text or PDF documents from the “Document System” window. To create a Word Tree, go to MAXDictio in the ribbon menu, and select Interactive Word Tree. Word Trees were originally developed by Wattenberg & Viégas (2008) ('The Word Tree, an Interactive Visual Concordance') and have since formed part of the permanent repertoire of text exploration tools. These functionalities make the Word Tree a visually supported form of keyword-in-context (KWIC) analysis.

Secondly, the data is interactively linked to the original texts, so you can view words and phrases in MAXQDA's “Document Browser”.

The Word Tree offers two-way interactivity: Firstly, it can be navigated via its individual “branches” in order to visualize words in their contexts. The more frequently a word or word combination occurs, the more distinctly it appears in the tree. Using the Interactive Word Tree, words and word combinations can be explored and analyzed visually in their respective contexts.