Frequently Asked Questions
When is text mining useful?
Text mining is useful in any area where there are large collections of documents. Applications have already been developed in a number of fields: drug discovery, predictive toxicology, competitive intelligence, patent searching, and so on.
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- Release of Taverna Plugin for U-Compare
- UKPMC User Experience Focus Group - 10th September - particpants invited
- Text mining enhances Educational Evidence Portal - new article and demo site
- Medal of honour awarded to Professor Tsujii
- Improved acronym disambiguation - release of updated software service and paper
- Launch of new features on UKPMC website
- New Biomedical Event Corpus (GREC) released
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Other News & Events
- Invited lecture at the Institute of Information Science of Academia Sinica
- Keynote speech at BioCreative III
- Invited talk at arts and humanties workshop
- Talk at Survive or Thrive Conference
- 2nd Workshop on Building and Evaluating Resources for Biomedical Text Mining (BioTxtM)
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