论文信息 - Language Technology for Processing Chemistry Publications

Language Technology for Processing Chemistry Publications

Extraction of chemical information embedded in primary publications is essential for the development of eScience. We describe text mining tools and procedures which can identify, understand and extract such information on a high-throughput basis.

Simone Teufel | Ann Copestake | Joe Townsend | Chris Waudby

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