Publication: TX Task: Automatic detection of focus organisms in biomedical publications
TX Task: Automatic detection of focus organisms in biomedical publications
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Kappeler, T., Kaljurand, K., & Rinaldi, F. (2009). TX Task: Automatic detection of focus organisms in biomedical publications. 80–88.
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In biomedical information extraction (IE), a central problem is the disambiguation of ambiguous names for domain specific entities, such as proteins, genes, etc. One important dimension of ambiguity is the organism to which the entities belong: in order to disambiguate an ambiguous entity name (e.g. a protein), it is often necessary to identify the specific organism to which it refers. In this paper we present an approach to the detection and disambiguation of the focus organism(s), i.e. the organism(s) which are the subject of the r
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Kappeler, T., Kaljurand, K., & Rinaldi, F. (2009). TX Task: Automatic detection of focus organisms in biomedical publications. 80–88.
