4. A method comprising: analyzing a first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text to identify a probability for each of the one or more portions of texts within the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text, wherein the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text comprises one or more sentences and wherein the probability is calculated based on the number of first time occurrences of a word in each of the one or more sentences divided by the total number of sentences in the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text; developing a model based on the one or more probabilities corresponding to the one or more portions of texts within the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text; calculating a novelty measurement between a first identified conceptually-related portion of text and the model; and transmitting a second identified conceptually-related portion of text and a score associated with the novelty measurement.
4. A method comprising: analyzing a first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text to identify a probability for each of the one or more portions of texts within the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text, wherein the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text comprises one or more sentences and wherein the probability is calculated based on the number of first time occurrences of a word in each of the one or more sentences divided by the total number of sentences in the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text; developing a model based on the one or more probabilities corresponding to the one or more portions of texts within the first cluster of conceptually-related portions of text; calculating a novelty measurement between a first identified conceptually-related portion of text and the model; and transmitting a second identified conceptually-related portion of text and a score associated with the novelty measurement. 6. The method of claim 4 wherein the first identified conceptually-related portion of text and the second identified conceptually-related portion of text are each contract clauses.