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Systematic tissue annotations of –omics samples by modeling unstructured metadata

2021-05-11

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There are currently >1.3 million human –omics samples that are publicly available. This valuable resource remains acutely underused because discovering particular samples from this ever-growing data collection remains a significant challenge. The major impediment is that sample attributes are routinely described using varied terminologies written in unstructured natural language. We propose a natural-language-proc...

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Literature Corpus work: d090798e-1de5-5591-89a2-48134f017da8
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.10.443525

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