Frequently Asked Questions
Will text mining help me improve my research?
Text mining not only helps researchers by extracting information from documents and saving them the laborious and error-prone task of reading the many documents themselves, but it can also identify information which could not have been discovered merely by reading the documents. Hopefully, this will indeed lead to better, faster research.
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- Vacancy for Research Associate in Text Mining
- Vacancy for Research Fellow in Natural Language Processing and Text Mining
- New article on Text Mining for Computational Neuroscience
- New semantic search engine for biomedical literature
- NaCTeM mentioned in Cover magazine
- Keynote talk at Journees pour la science ouverte
- New biomedical corpus annotated with entitites and relations
- NaCTeM awarded £10,000 to commercialise RobotAnalyst
- NaCTeM involved in research partnership with the BBC to unlock the potential of data in the media
- Prof. Tsujii given IAMT Award of Honor
- Prof. Tsujii awarded Okawa prize
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- Talk at the 8th Culture and International Mental Health Conference
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