How long does it take to work with large corpuses – how long do documents take to tag typically? (from TRIT Webinar Feb 8)

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How long does it take to work with large corpuses – how long do documents take to tag typically? (from TRIT Webinar Feb 8)

If I want to handle all possible output from TRIT is there a full taxonomy that I could look at to understand more about Topics or Social Tags or Relationships say?

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Answer by Pimchaya.Wongrukun · Feb 23, 2018 at 02:09 AM

Hello,

I like to assume 2.5 seconds per document on average, its the safe number it really depends on the size of documents in your document set. so depending on what you mean by large corpus. I would say an example size of 100k documents would take around 70 hours with 1 concurrency or around 17 hours if you are hosting your own TRIT server with 4 concurrent requests going at all times.

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