BioNER
BioNER is a software tool for biomedical named entity recognition, which is a crucial task in biomedical literature mining. The tool utilizes a novel multi-task learning model with a cross-sharing structure to improve the performance of BioNER tasks. The key features and findings of BioNER are:
1. The cross-sharing structure in the multi-task model allows for utilizing features from multiple datasets during the training process, enhancing the model's performance.
2. Experiments demonstrate that BioNER outperforms other multi-task models on gene, protein, and disease categories datasets.
3. The tool explores the best dataset pairs for multi-task learning and analyzes the influence of different entity types using sub-datasets.
4. BioNER maintains positive results even when the dataset size is reduced, indicating its robustness.
5. BioNER's detailed analysis offers guidance on selecting appropriate dataset pairs for multi-task training in biomedical named entity recognition tasks.
Topic
Machine learning;Natural language processing;Molecular interactions, pathways and networks
Detail
Operation: Named-entity and concept recognition
Software interface: Command-line user interface
Language: Python
License: Not stated
Cost: Free of charge
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Credit: National Natural Science Foundation of China and the fund of the State Key Lab of Software Development Environment.
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Contact: Ke Xu kexu@nlsde.buaa.edu.cn
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Publications
- Multitask learning for biomedical named entity recognition with cross-sharing structure.
- Wang X, et al. Multitask learning for biomedical named entity recognition with cross-sharing structure. Multitask learning for biomedical named entity recognition with cross-sharing structure. 2019; 20:427. doi: 10.1186/s12859-019-3000-5
- https://doi.org/10.1186/S12859-019-3000-5
- PMID: 31419937
- PMC: PMC6697996
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