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Words and sentences, such as input to a word processor or e-mail program. Since text is already free form, the term is redundant; however, it is used to emphasize its unstructured nature. See free-form database, unstructured data and text mining.
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The challenge lies in the fact that it is easier and faster for analysts to write a written free-text report (IPIR) than to put the information into a parseable message format (IIR) used primarily by ASAS analysts.
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