You enable the deep inspection function from the administration console. After enabling it, a deep inspection icon is enabled on each of the content analytics miner views, except for the Documents view. When you click the Deep Inspection , a batch submission is made for subsequent background processing of your query. The results of the deep inspection are stored in an XML file on the file system. The exported results from the deep inspection contain the selected keywords along with their frequency counts and correlation values. Deep inspection provides the same results as viewed from the content analytics miner but with deeper analysis. 

You can schedule a deep inspection analysis and obtain reports on a periodic basis. Optionally, you can also submit the deep inspection request at any single point to view the analysis at an unscheduled time. The reports are exported as XML files. 

The deep inspection feature is often confused with exporting search results because both features allow exporting the data of interest at any given time in the content analytics miner. When you export search results, you get metadata, binary content, and facet information about the individual documents that match the query criteria. The exported content is about individual documents. With the deep inspection feature, you get analysis statistics , such as the top keywords, trends, deviation, and correlation values, on the documents. With such statistics, a business analyst can create a custom application to compare deep inspection reports to detect any anomalies. 

For example, a car manufacturing company that is analyzing incident reports can set up a query in the content analytics miner to find incidents on battery failure. The company can also run a deep inspection report based on the frequency of incidents on a weekly basis. By running the deep inspection reports on a weekly basis, the manufacturer determines that, on average, they encounter 10 battery failure incidents per week. However, the frequency of battery failure increased drastically to 20 for the last week and 17 the week before. This type of anomaly is detected by the trend and deviation analysis and can serve as an alert to the business analyst. 

To obtain deep inspection reports, follow these steps: 

1. Enable the deep inspection feature by using the administration console. 

2. Issue deep inspection requests for analysis on a set of data. 

You can monitor the request and validate the reports that are generated. 

