1. TPX: Biomedical literature search made easy
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Naveen Sivadasan, Thomas Joseph, Rajgopal Srinivasan, Sujatha Kotte, Aditya Rao, Vangala G. Saipradeep, and Ganesh Sekar Venkat Raghavan
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concept identification ,concept association ,Information retrieval ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Association (object-oriented programming) ,text-mining ,Computer programming ,General Medicine ,PubMed search ,computer.software_genre ,concept-assisted search ,Identification (information) ,Categorization ,Named-entity recognition ,Feature (machine learning) ,ontology based dictionaries ,Paragraph ,biomedical literature ,business ,computer ,Software ,Sentence - Abstract
TPX is a web-based PubMed search enhancement tool that enables faster article searching using analysis and exploration features. These features include identification of relevant biomedical concepts from search results with linkouts to source databases, concept based article categorization, concept assisted search and filtering, query refinement. A distinguishing feature here is the ability to add user-defined concept names and/or concept types for named entity recognition. The tool allows contextual exploration of knowledge sources by providing concept association maps derived from the MEDLINE repository. It also has a full-text search mode that can be configured on request to access local text repositories, incorporating entity co-occurrence search at sentence/paragraph levels. Local text files can also be analyzed on-the-fly. Availability http://tpx.atc.tcs.com/
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- 2012
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