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Scientific Discourse Meeting, January 30, 2012


Domeo Annotation Toolkit and text mining

Creating, visualising, sharing, curating and discussing text mining results with Domeo Annotation Toolkit, Apache UIMA and Apache Clerezza.

Paolo Ciccarese - Domeo Annotation Toolkit Architect and author of the Annotation Ontology - Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Tommaso Teofili - Apache Clerezza Committer

Biomedical research has experienced an explosion of results in the literature over several decades. There is a continuously accelerating increase in number of publications, and continuing pressure to read faster and publish more. This poses problems of tractability of the literature to the individual researcher as well as to database curators and ontologists. Biomedical textmining has a great potential to help resolve these problems. It is a diverse and active research effort conducted across hundreds of research groups and projects, funded from many sources.

The Domeo Web Annotation Toolkit provides several important items of common infrastructure that can help support the textmining community.
- Shared results repository with selective sharing (personal, group, public)
- Standardized serialization and export of results in Annotation Ontology RDF/XML
- Results injection and contextualization on any web page
- Common curation, annotation and comparison user interface
- Web service interfaces

This talk will present
- current facilities and future plans for the Domeo Annotation Toolkit relating specifically to textmining use cases.
- and details of the integration of the Domeo Annotation Toolkit with Apache UIMA through Apache Clerezza.

Slides here

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  • Duration: 1hr