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Towards a natural language processing pipeline and search engine for biomedical associations derived from scientific literature

2020-01-01

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Biomedical research is published at a rapid rate, with PubMed containing over 29 million publications. A natural language processing pipeline (NLP) facilitating information extraction is required. Existing pipelines achieve promising performance, but are often restricted to a small number of bioentities (such as genes and diseases), ignore negative associations, and treat new claims and background sentences equall...

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Literature Corpus work: 8157422f-488d-59d2-ba02-509a7ad174a4
DOI: 10.25560/83109

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