A great deal of genomics information accumulated through years is available nowadays in on-line text repositories such as Medline. These resources are essential for biomedical researchers in their everyday activities on planning and performing experiments and verifying the results. However, these resources do not still provide adequate mechanisms for retrieving the requisite information. We propose a new tool for assisting biologists with literature search for the task of associating genes with Gene Ontology codes. Unlike previous research, we design the hierarchical text categorization framework to address this problem. The hierarchical approach helps visualize the results, address the scalability issue, improve classification accuracy and...
The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) implements methods to process and analyz...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
In this paper, we propose an approach for doing Gene Ontology (GO) annotation on biomedical texts. T...
This paper addresses the task of functional annotation of genes from biomedical literature. We view ...
Summary: The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) implements methods to process a...
In a hierarchical categorization problem, categories are partially ordered to form a hierarchy. In t...
The information of the Gene Ontology annotation is helpful in the explanation of life science phenom...
The information of the Gene Ontology annotation is helpful in the explanation of life science phenom...
Background. Communalities between large sets of genes obtained from high-throughput...
Abstract Summary: The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) impleme...
Abstract Background Gene Ontology (GO) is a useful resource of controlled vocabulary that provides i...
With the advent of biological ontologies an increasing amount of methods are emerging for enriching ...
With the advent of biological ontologies an increasing amount of methods are emerging for enriching ...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) implements methods to process and analyz...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
In this paper, we propose an approach for doing Gene Ontology (GO) annotation on biomedical texts. T...
This paper addresses the task of functional annotation of genes from biomedical literature. We view ...
Summary: The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) implements methods to process a...
In a hierarchical categorization problem, categories are partially ordered to form a hierarchy. In t...
The information of the Gene Ontology annotation is helpful in the explanation of life science phenom...
The information of the Gene Ontology annotation is helpful in the explanation of life science phenom...
Background. Communalities between large sets of genes obtained from high-throughput...
Abstract Summary: The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) impleme...
Abstract Background Gene Ontology (GO) is a useful resource of controlled vocabulary that provides i...
With the advent of biological ontologies an increasing amount of methods are emerging for enriching ...
With the advent of biological ontologies an increasing amount of methods are emerging for enriching ...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
The R package HCGene (Hierarchical Classification of Genes) implements methods to process and analyz...
A key activity for life scientists is the exploration of the relatedness of a set of genes in order ...
In this paper, we propose an approach for doing Gene Ontology (GO) annotation on biomedical texts. T...