2011
DOI: 10.1186/1472-6947-11-6
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Dynamic summarization of bibliographic-based data

Abstract: BackgroundTraditional information retrieval techniques typically return excessive output when directed at large bibliographic databases. Natural Language Processing applications strive to extract salient content from the excessive data. Semantic MEDLINE, a National Library of Medicine (NLM) natural language processing application, highlights relevant information in PubMed data. However, Semantic MEDLINE implements manually coded schemas, accommodating few information needs. Currently, there are only five such … Show more

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“…This Perl application provided adequate computing speeds for this project; however, to increase speed, the software could also be coded with a compiled language like Java. A locally accessible database of SemRep output for several years' worth of MEDLINE data is also needed (for a more detailed description of how the system works, please see Workman and Hurdle [7]). Currently, there is not a publicly accessible, Combo-enhanced Semantic MED-LINE web portal; however, this paper provides a brief description of how a library could customize its own application to serve its particular clients.…”
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“…This Perl application provided adequate computing speeds for this project; however, to increase speed, the software could also be coded with a compiled language like Java. A locally accessible database of SemRep output for several years' worth of MEDLINE data is also needed (for a more detailed description of how the system works, please see Workman and Hurdle [7]). Currently, there is not a publicly accessible, Combo-enhanced Semantic MED-LINE web portal; however, this paper provides a brief description of how a library could customize its own application to serve its particular clients.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Combo [7], can simplify MEDLINE results for many information needs. The user activates the Semantic MEDLINE application by submitting a search query expressing an information need to PubMed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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