Discovering the Hidden Connections between Genes and Proteins from the Undiscovered Public Literature
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Abstract
There are lots of literature published for bio-medical researches every day. These bio-medical documents provides lots of helpful information. However, some information is hidden in these already published literature. When collecting these papers together, the hidden connections are shown up. The goal of this paper is trying to find out the hidden connections between genes and proteins. Also, in order to improve the performance of the previous work, we design the new algorithm for the syntax analysis and negative term filtering. We also compare the works to the previous work. We further use the algorithm to discover the hidden connections between genes and the protein. The experimental results also show that the new algorithm can discovery more data and also more accurate than previous work.
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