sci.AI

sci.AI constructs a semantic graph from biomedical papers, clinical trials, and research projects to enable precise term labeling and discovery of relationships within the literature.


Key Features:

  • Semantic Graph Construction: Processes biomedical papers, clinical trials, and research projects to build a comprehensive semantic graph that interlinks research findings and concepts.
  • Precise Term Labeling: Performs precise labeling of terms to address variability and ambiguity in biomedical terminology and improve information retrieval accuracy.
  • Human-like Reasoning Algorithms: Applies algorithms that mimic human reasoning to analyze the semantic graph and identify discovered pathways and relationships.
  • Term and Concept Extraction: Extracts key terms and concepts from publications to populate the semantic graph.
  • Pathway Identification: Identifies significant pathways and relationships within the semantic graph derived from the literature.

Scientific Applications:

  • Literature Review: Enhances retrieval precision to support comprehensive and accurate literature reviews.
  • Hypothesis Generation: Reveals hidden pathways and relationships within the literature to aid generation of novel hypotheses.
  • Data Integration: Facilitates integration of diverse datasets by linking concepts across studies via the semantic graph.

Methodology:

Processes biomedical papers, clinical trials, and research projects; extracts key terms and concepts; applies precise term labeling to populate a semantic graph; and uses reasoning algorithms to explore the graph and identify pathways and relationships.

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Details

Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows, Mac
Added:
12/22/2017
Last Updated:
12/10/2018

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Publications

Gurinovich Roman, Pashuk Alexander, Petrovskiy Yuriy, Dmitrievskij Alex, Kuryan Oleg, Scerbacov Alexei, Tiggre Antonia, Moroz Elena, Nikolsky Yuri. Increasing Papers' Discoverability with Precise Semantic Labeling: The sci.AI Platform. Expanding Perspectives on Open Science: Communities, Cultures and Diversity in Concepts and Practices. 2017. doi:10.3233/978-1-61499-769-6-182.

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