Abstract. We address the issue of extracting implicit and explicit relationships between entities in biomedical text. We argue that entities seldom occur in text in their simple form and that relationships in text relate the modified, complex forms of entities with each other. We present a rule-based method for (1) extraction of such complex entities and (2) relationships between them and (3) the conversion of such relationships into RDF. Furthermore, we present results that clearly demonstrate the utility of the generated RDF in discovering knowledge from text corpora by means of locating paths composed of the extracted relationships. Keywords: Relationship Extraction, Knowledge-Driven Text mining
Text mining deals with the automated annotation of texts and the extraction of facts from textual da...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...
We address the issue of extracting implicit and explicit relationships between entities in biomedica...
Abstract. We address the issue of extracting implicit and explicit relationships between entities in...
In this paper we identify some limitations of contemporary information extraction mechanisms in the ...
The discovery of new and potentially meaningful relationships between named entities in biomedical l...
In this paper we investigate unsupervised population of a biomedical ontology via information extrac...
Biomedical information contained in text repositories (e.g. Medline) represents the vast majority of...
Understanding the meaning of text often involves reasoning about entities and their relationships. T...
The surging amount of biomedical literature & digital clinical records presents a growing need for t...
Abstract Background The increasing amount of published literature in biomedicine represents an immen...
AbstractDue to an enormous number of scientific publications that cannot be handled manually, there ...
Abstract Entity relationship extraction envisions the automatic generation of semantic data models ...
Background Text mining tools have gained popularity to process the vast amount of available research...
Text mining deals with the automated annotation of texts and the extraction of facts from textual da...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...
We address the issue of extracting implicit and explicit relationships between entities in biomedica...
Abstract. We address the issue of extracting implicit and explicit relationships between entities in...
In this paper we identify some limitations of contemporary information extraction mechanisms in the ...
The discovery of new and potentially meaningful relationships between named entities in biomedical l...
In this paper we investigate unsupervised population of a biomedical ontology via information extrac...
Biomedical information contained in text repositories (e.g. Medline) represents the vast majority of...
Understanding the meaning of text often involves reasoning about entities and their relationships. T...
The surging amount of biomedical literature & digital clinical records presents a growing need for t...
Abstract Background The increasing amount of published literature in biomedicine represents an immen...
AbstractDue to an enormous number of scientific publications that cannot be handled manually, there ...
Abstract Entity relationship extraction envisions the automatic generation of semantic data models ...
Background Text mining tools have gained popularity to process the vast amount of available research...
Text mining deals with the automated annotation of texts and the extraction of facts from textual da...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...
The World Wide Web holds a large size of different information. Sometimes while searching the World ...