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Intuitive Representation of Computable Knowledge

2020-07-29

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Scientific progress is increasingly dependent on knowledge in computation-ready forms. In the life sciences, among others, many scientists therefore extract and structure knowledge from the literature. In a process called manual curation, they enter knowledge into spreadsheets, or into databases where it serves their and many others' research. Valuable as these curation efforts are, the range and detail of what ca...

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10.20944/preprints202007.0486.v2
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