Define Key¶

Example

>>> # Preparation
>>> from techminer2.thesaurus.descriptors import InitializeThesaurus
>>> from techminer2.thesaurus.descriptors import ApplyThesaurus
>>> InitializeThesaurus(root_directory="examples/fintech/", quiet=True).run()
>>> ApplyThesaurus(root_directory="examples/fintech/", quiet=True).run()

>>> # Use
>>> from techminer2.thesaurus.descriptors import DefineTerm
>>> definitions = (
...     DefineTerm()
...     #
...     # FIELD:
...     .with_core_area("FINTECH (financial technologies)")
...     .with_patterns(['FINTECH', 'FINANCIAL_TECHNOLOGIES'])
...     .having_n_contexts(10)
...     #
...     # DATABASE:
...     .where_root_directory("examples/fintech/")
...     .where_database("main")
...     .where_record_years_range(None, None)
...     .where_record_citations_range(None, None)
...     .where_records_match(None)
...     #
...     .run()
... ) 
>>> from textwrap import fill
>>> for definiition in definitions:
...     print(fill(definiition, width=70)) 
FINTECH, short for financial technology, refers to the innovative use
of technology in the design and delivery of financial products and
services. it has become a crucial component of modern banking,
enabling banks to compete with nonfinancial institutions offering
services like payments. FINTECH encompasses a wide range of
applications, including robo-advising, artificial intelligence, and
cryptocurrencies, fundamentally altering banking operations, capital
raising, and even the concept of money. the rapid growth of FINTECH
has prompted regulatory bodies to prioritize its supervision.
understanding the perceived benefits and risks of FINTECH is essential
for its adoption across diverse user types and sectors, such as
agriculture sustainability.
FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES, commonly referred to as fintech, encompass the
design and delivery of financial products and services through
advanced technology. they have become integral to modern banking,
extending beyond traditional financial services to include innovations
like payment services, robo-advising, and cryptocurrencies. fintech
has transformed the financial landscape, prompting nonfinancial
institutions to enter the market and challenging existing regulatory
frameworks. the sector's growth is driven by technological and
economic factors, influencing user adoption based on perceived
benefits and risks. fintech also supports broader applications, such
as enhancing agricultural sustainability and reshaping capital raising
and monetary forms.