We frequently publish updates and service packs. They are not only bug fixes, but most of the time they introduce useful and valuable new features, thus expanding the capabilities of ATLAS.ti still further. So, it is definitely worth making it a habit to regularly check for the latest releases.
ATLAS.ti makes it extremely easy to keep up-to-date. Its built-in Live Update Service Pack Manager is fully automated and makes downloading and installing updates and service packs a breeze.
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Note: We have temporarily disabled Twitter import functionality due to API and terms changes by Twitter. Until this is resolved, please use our social media comments import feature to import tweets.
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AI Coding (Beta) Powered by OpenAI, learn more
Say goodbye to endless manual coding and hello to AI-driven assistance on autopilot fueled by the cutting-edge GPT model. With our OpenAI-powered software, you can complete your research projects 10X faster. Fully automated code proposals take the grunt work out of your hands, so you can focus on refinement and analysis for optimized scientific accuracy.
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Upload and Share Projects in the Cloud (Beta)
You can now upload your projects to the ATLAS.ti cloud. Share your projects with collaborators, work from multiple computers, or just use it as a backup. In the project list, simply click the three dots and choose "Upload".
Every user gets 100 MB of free storage during the beta period, enough for thousands of text documents.
Co-Occurrence Cluster Analysis
The co-occurrence tools have gained a new visualization mode, the force-directed graph. This fully interactive tool lets you easily visualize clusters of co-occurrence, play around with your data, and export beautiful images illustrating your data.
As with all our visualizations, it is not just a picture, but fully integrated: It always shows the current data, and tasks like changing the color of a code are just a right-click away.
While we were at it, we also cleaned up the co-occurrence analysis tools a little. The layout is cleaner, and we have removed the co-occurrence explorer, and integrated its functionality here.
New Co-Occurrence Result Display
ATLAS.ti now displays co-occurrences in a much more intuitive way. We have replaced the two lists of quotations with one list that shows overlaps just like you know from the margin in documents. This not only makes it much easier to understand, but also reduced the need to go to the document to view the quotations in context (which you can still do with a single click, of course).
New Analysis Context Menu
Because you can do so much, the context menu on codes, documents and groups had become quite long. We have reordered it and put all analysis and text mining functionality into the Analysis submenu.
And while we were at it, we added some new functionality to make it easier to explore your codings. You can now jump right into the co-occurrence and code-document analysis tools from anywhere in the app. Just right-click a code or codes — or code groups — and you will find multiple options in the new Analysis submenu:
Show Co-Occurrences Between Codes (only available when you have multiple codes selected) will open the co-occurrence analysis tool and pre-select the codes you had selected for both columns and rows. This lets you easily identify how these codes co-occur with one another. ATLAS.ti automatically removes rows and columns that show zero co-occurrences.
Show Co-Occurrences will show all codes that co-occur with the selected code or codes (or code groups).
Code-Document analysis works on documents (and document groups) as well as on codes (and code groups). Clicking it will open the code-document analysis tool. If you invoked the tool on codes, it will automatically show all documents that the codes are coding in. If you invoked it on documents, it will show all the codes coding in the selected documents. Empty rows and columns will be automatically removed.
Full Text Search, Sentiment Analysis, and Named Entity Recognition in Coded Quotations
We have added a new scope to our powerful text search and autocoding tools. You can now restrict your search to look only in quotations coded with certain codes or code groups. Of course, lexemization (finding inflected forms) and synonyms work as expected. You can also quickly access these features from the Analysis context menu mentioned above.
TreeMap view for documents
The document manager has gained a fully interactive TreeMap visualization. This lets you easily see and compare the number of codings in each document, and of course export it as an image to showcase your data.
TreeMap view for Word Frequencies
We have also added the TreeMap to the word frequencies tool, so you can now switch between list, word cloud, and tree map view modes.
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Version numbers for ATLAS.ti for Windows and Mac now follow the same scheme, which makes talking about new features much easier. Your current ATLAS.ti Mac license is, of course, still valid.
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Fixed a start-up problem
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We fixed an issue where ATLAS.ti crashed when loading a project due to networks.
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Fixed a performance issue with coding that could occur when having a large number of codes used in a single document
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Note: We have temporarily disabled Twitter import functionality due to API and terms changes by Twitter. Until this is resolved, please use our social media comments import feature to import tweets.
New and Improved
Bug Fixes
New and Improved
AI Coding (Beta) Powered by OpenAI, learn more
Say goodbye to endless manual coding and hello to AI-driven assistance on autopilot fueled by the cutting-edge GPT model. With our OpenAI-powered software, you can complete your research projects 10X faster. Fully automated code proposals take the grunt work out of your hands, so you can focus on refinement and analysis for optimized scientific accuracy.
Bug Fixes
Bug Fixes
Bug Fixes
New and Improved
Upload and Share Projects in the Cloud (Beta)
You can now upload your projects to the ATLAS.ti cloud. Share your projects with collaborators, work from multiple computers, or just use it as a backup. In the project list, simply click the three dots and choose "Upload".
Every user gets 100 MB of free storage during the beta period, enough for thousands of text documents.
Co-Occurrence Cluster Analysis
The co-occurrence tools have gained a new visualization mode, the force-directed graph. This fully interactive tool lets you easily visualize clusters of co-occurrence, play around with your data, and export beautiful images illustrating your data.
As with all our visualizations, it is not just a picture, but fully integrated: It always shows the current data, and tasks like changing the color of a code are just a right-click away.
While we were at it, we also cleaned up the co-occurrence analysis tools a little. The layout is cleaner, and we have removed the co-occurrence explorer, and integrated its functionality here.
New Co-Occurrence Result Display
ATLAS.ti now displays co-occurrences in a much more intuitive way. We have replaced the two lists of quotations with one list that shows overlaps just like you know from the margin in documents. This not only makes it much easier to understand, but also reduced the need to go to the document to view the quotations in context (which you can still do with a single click, of course).
New Analysis Context Menu
Because you can do so much, the context menu on codes, documents and groups had become quite long. We have reordered it and put all analysis and text mining functionality into the Analysis submenu.
And while we were at it, we added some new functionality to make it easier to explore your codings. You can now jump right into the co-occurrence and code-document analysis tools from anywhere in the app. Just right-click a code or codes — or code groups — and you will find multiple options in the new Analysis submenu:
Show Co-Occurrences Between Codes (only available when you have multiple codes selected) will open the co-occurrence analysis tool and pre-select the codes you had selected for both columns and rows. This lets you easily identify how these codes co-occur with one another. ATLAS.ti automatically removes rows and columns that show zero co-occurrences.
Show Co-Occurrences will show all codes that co-occur with the selected code or codes (or code groups).
Code-Document analysis works on documents (and document groups) as well as on codes (and code groups). Clicking it will open the code-document analysis tool. If you invoked the tool on codes, it will automatically show all documents that the codes are coding in. If you invoked it on documents, it will show all the codes coding in the selected documents. Empty rows and columns will be automatically removed.
Full Text Search, Sentiment Analysis, and Named Entity Recognition in Coded Quotations
We have added a new scope to our powerful text search and autocoding tools. You can now restrict your search to look only in quotations coded with certain codes or code groups. Of course, lexemization (finding inflected forms) and synonyms work as expected. You can also quickly access these features from the Analysis context menu mentioned above.
TreeMap view for documents
The document manager has gained a fully interactive TreeMap visualization. This lets you easily see and compare the number of codings in each document, and of course export it as an image to showcase your data.
TreeMap view for Word Frequencies
We have merged the word cloud and word list feature into one tool, and added a TreeMap visualization as well. So now you can switch between list, word cloud, and tree map view modes while keeping your search scope and options.
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Improved wordings for website publishing.
Add column wrap feature to the tables:
• In the managers, you can now wrap the content of a column to improve readability and line-breaks of the content
Fix cell gradient:
• We fixed a bug, where the overflow of a cell content was not displayed correctly
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Deadline exceeded error on AI Coding has been reduced by a lot and the process is now more stable.
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feat(projectExport): export projects as atlproj23 / 23.2.100
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