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*'''@Note2 2.5.0 ''' will be available soon!<br>
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*'''@Note2 2.5.0 ''' is now available (June, 23rd  - 2017)!<br>
 
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*'''[[Release_Notes#2.5.0|Release Notes]]'''
*'''@Note2 2.1.4 ''' is now available (November, 23rd  - 2016)!<br>
 
*'''RELEASE NOTE:''' Some Bugs Fix
 
 
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'''SOURCEFORGE NOW AVAILABLE:''' - All the code is now available at sourceforge.
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'''All the code is available at Sourceforge and GitHub'''
  
* Go to the [http://sourceforge.net/p/anote2/ @Note2 Sourceforge Project].
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* Go to the [http://sourceforge.net/p/anote2/ @Note2 Sourceforge Project] for @Note code and [https://github.com/orgs/biotextmining/dashboard GitHub] for the biomedical text mining libraries.
* You can also subscribe the [https://sourceforge.net/p/anote2/code/feed RSS Feed] to keep track of all the changes, releases and news !
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* You can also subscribe our mailing list on [http://anote-project.org/ @Note Project] to keep track of all the changes, releases and news !
 
* For Bug or Enhancement Report please visit [https://sourceforge.net/p/anote2/tickets/ @Note2 tickets]
 
* For Bug or Enhancement Report please visit [https://sourceforge.net/p/anote2/tickets/ @Note2 tickets]
  
'''@Note is now published'''. Please cite using:
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'''@Note is published'''. Please cite using:
  
 
*Anália Lourenço , Rafael Carreira, Sónia Carneiro, Paulo Maia, Daniel Glez-Peña , Florentino Fdez-Riverola , Eugénio C Ferreira , Isabel Rocha and Miguel Rocha.
 
*Anália Lourenço , Rafael Carreira, Sónia Carneiro, Paulo Maia, Daniel Glez-Peña , Florentino Fdez-Riverola , Eugénio C Ferreira , Isabel Rocha and Miguel Rocha.
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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
  
'''The @Note project has been providing, over the last decade, open-source software libraries and tools addressing the most relevant tasks in the field of biomedical text mining (BTM). These tools have been developed as a collaboration between the Center of Biological Engineering from the University of Minho and the company SilicoLife, with the first version published in 2009.'''
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The @Note project has been providing, over the last decade, open-source software libraries and tools addressing the most relevant tasks in the field of biomedical text mining (BTM). These tools have been developed as a collaboration between the Center of Biological Engineering from the University of Minho and the company SilicoLife, with the first version published in 2009.
  
'''The current version 2 provides a set of core libraries with a well-defined programming interface (API) addressing the main BTM tasks in both Information Retrieval (IR) and Information Extraction (IE). IR
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The current version 2 provides a set of core libraries with a well-defined programming interface (API) addressing the main BTM tasks in both Information Retrieval (IR) and Information Extraction (IE). IR
 
libraries include functions to query specific databases (e.g. Pubmed, patent databases), manage and update query results, download relevant documents, convert PDF to text, assign relevance and corpora management.
 
libraries include functions to query specific databases (e.g. Pubmed, patent databases), manage and update query results, download relevant documents, convert PDF to text, assign relevance and corpora management.
 
Regarding IE, the main tasks are Named Entity Recognition (NER), Relationship Extraction (RE) and document clustering, being available several methods for all cases, with both in-house and third-party
 
Regarding IE, the main tasks are Named Entity Recognition (NER), Relationship Extraction (RE) and document clustering, being available several methods for all cases, with both in-house and third-party
algorithms, including a machine learning (ML) workbench (BioTML) able to train and apply ML models to user created or existing datasets.'''
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algorithms, including a machine learning (ML) workbench (BioTML) able to train and apply ML models to user created or existing datasets.
 
 
'''The main project libraries include: core - nuclear data structures and methods; processes - main processes for IR and IE; and machine learning - the framework for ML methods (training and prediction functions).
 
These libraries make use of third-party software libraries in Java, including GATE, Mallet and Carrot. An API is provided allowing the use of the main methods by programmers in their applications, with appropriate examples being provided in the repository.'''
 
  
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The main project libraries include: core - nuclear data structures and methods; processes - main processes for IR and IE; and machine learning - the framework for ML methods (training and prediction functions).
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These libraries make use of third-party software libraries in Java, including GATE, Mallet and Carrot. An API is provided allowing the use of the main methods by programmers in their applications, with appropriate examples being provided in the repository.
  
'''The project also provides @Note2, an end-user application, which provides user-friendly interfaces for the above listed functionalities, also including the creation of lexical resources (e.g. dictionaries) and a powerful
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The project also provides @Note2, an end-user application, which provides user-friendly interfaces for the above listed functionalities, also including the creation of lexical resources (e.g. dictionaries) and a powerful
curation environment for NER and RE annotations. The development of the @Note application follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm, taking advantage on the plug-in based AI Bench framework (http://www.aibench.org)), which provides a clear separation of core libraries and GUI tools, facilitating the development of new features in the form of plug-ins.'''
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curation environment for NER and RE annotations. The development of the @Note application follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm, taking advantage on the plug-in based AI Bench framework (http://www.aibench.org)), which provides a clear separation of core libraries and GUI tools, facilitating the development of new features in the form of plug-ins.
  
 
== Institutions ==
 
== Institutions ==

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All the code is available at Sourceforge and GitHub

@Note is published. Please cite using:

  • Anália Lourenço , Rafael Carreira, Sónia Carneiro, Paulo Maia, Daniel Glez-Peña , Florentino Fdez-Riverola , Eugénio C Ferreira , Isabel Rocha and Miguel Rocha.

@Note: A workbench for Biomedical Text Mining. Journal of Biomedical Informatics 2009, 42 710-720

Introduction

The @Note project has been providing, over the last decade, open-source software libraries and tools addressing the most relevant tasks in the field of biomedical text mining (BTM). These tools have been developed as a collaboration between the Center of Biological Engineering from the University of Minho and the company SilicoLife, with the first version published in 2009.

The current version 2 provides a set of core libraries with a well-defined programming interface (API) addressing the main BTM tasks in both Information Retrieval (IR) and Information Extraction (IE). IR libraries include functions to query specific databases (e.g. Pubmed, patent databases), manage and update query results, download relevant documents, convert PDF to text, assign relevance and corpora management. Regarding IE, the main tasks are Named Entity Recognition (NER), Relationship Extraction (RE) and document clustering, being available several methods for all cases, with both in-house and third-party algorithms, including a machine learning (ML) workbench (BioTML) able to train and apply ML models to user created or existing datasets.

The main project libraries include: core - nuclear data structures and methods; processes - main processes for IR and IE; and machine learning - the framework for ML methods (training and prediction functions). These libraries make use of third-party software libraries in Java, including GATE, Mallet and Carrot. An API is provided allowing the use of the main methods by programmers in their applications, with appropriate examples being provided in the repository.

The project also provides @Note2, an end-user application, which provides user-friendly interfaces for the above listed functionalities, also including the creation of lexical resources (e.g. dictionaries) and a powerful curation environment for NER and RE annotations. The development of the @Note application follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm, taking advantage on the plug-in based AI Bench framework (http://www.aibench.org)), which provides a clear separation of core libraries and GUI tools, facilitating the development of new features in the form of plug-ins.

Institutions

SilicoLife Lda.

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University of Minho

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CEB

Centre of Biological Engineering

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