National Library of Medicine / Fraunhofer Institute / University of Applied Science / /
IndustryTerm
vocabulary tools / biomedical and chemical entities / dairy products / prior art search task / chemical compounds / search task / chemical names / co-citation network / chemical and biomedical named entities / post-processing strategy / chemical entities / namely prior art search / frequency prior art search task / post-processing / chemical name mentions / cement / biomedical text mining / chemicals / steel / on tagging the chemical and biomedical named entities / /
MarketIndex
set 1000 / IPC / /
Organization
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry Chemical Identifier / Fraunhofer Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing / American Statistical Association / Bonn-Aachen International Centre for Information Technology / Research School / University of Applied Science and Arts / Dortmund Department of Computer Science / United Nations / /
Person
Alexa T. McCray / Warren A. Kibbe / Katrin Fundel / Daniel Hanisch / Patrick Ruch / John D. Osborne / Tobias Gattermayer / Ellen M. Voorhees / Laura Furlong / Susanne Hanser / Allen C. Browne / Ralf Zimmer / Theodor Mevissen / Corinna Kol / Baldo Oliva / Chris Buckley / E. Patsche / Lihua Zhu / Harsha Gurulingappa / Martin Boeker / Juliane Fluck / Guy Divita / Douglas Teodoro / Jay Urbain / Stefan Schulz / Ferran Sanz / Alan R. Aronson / Bradley Efron / Simon Lin / Julien Gobeill / Oriol Fornes / Nazli Goharian / Christoph M. Friedrich / Theo Mevissen / Martin Hofmann-Apitius / Roman Klinger / Ophir Frieder / Christoph M Friedrich / /
Position
author / /
ProgrammingLanguage
XML / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of the American Statistical Association / Molecular Biology / /
Technology
Genomics / XML / Bioinformatics / Information Technology / http / /
Prior Art Search in Chemistry Patents based on Semantic Concepts and Co-Citation Analysis Harsha Gurulingappa1,2 , Bernd M¨ uller1,2 , Roman Klinger1 , Heinz-Theodor Mevissen1 , 1,2 Martin Hofmann-Apitius , Christoph M.