1. A computer-implemented method of analyzing a document with a managed research domain, comprising: parsing text of a first document to identify one or more assertions made by the text of the first document, wherein each assertion comprises one or more premises and at least one conclusion; for each identified assertion: generating assertion metadata describing a relationship between one or more topics in the assertion, wherein the assertion metadata further comprises a measure of strength of the identified assertion, and determining a set of documents stored by the managed research domain that contain assertions regarding the topics identified in the assertion; and providing an indication to a user of the set of documents that contain assertions regarding the topics identified in the one or more assertions.
1. A computer-implemented method of analyzing a document with a managed research domain, comprising: parsing text of a first document to identify one or more assertions made by the text of the first document, wherein each assertion comprises one or more premises and at least one conclusion; for each identified assertion: generating assertion metadata describing a relationship between one or more topics in the assertion, wherein the assertion metadata further comprises a measure of strength of the identified assertion, and determining a set of documents stored by the managed research domain that contain assertions regarding the topics identified in the assertion; and providing an indication to a user of the set of documents that contain assertions regarding the topics identified in the one or more assertions. 2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein parsing the text comprises: normalizing the text of the first document to an ontology defined for the managed research domain; and from the normalized text, identifying the one or more assertions.