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== Step 1: Pubmed Search ==
 
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in first panel user can select a simple query or advanced query to Pubmed Search
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In Simple search tab, you can select keywords and organism.
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=== Advanced Search ===
 
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In Advanced search options. You can restrict the search to a specific organism or keywords and can also select the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if the article is present in PubMed Central or Medline, if full text is available or select a publication date range.
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In Advanced search tab, you can restrict the search to a specific organism or keywords and can also select the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if the article is present in PubMed Central or Medline, if full text is available or select a publication date range.
  
 
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Revision as of 14:21, 12 June 2013

Operation

The Information Retrieval and Extraction Workflow Basic allows you to set up some tasks in @Note, including the Journal Retrieval, Corpus creation, NER and RE Processes with few configuration steps.

To run the workflow, you must select the option Workflow -> Information Retrieval and Extraction Basic on the Menu Bar.


Workflow Basics1.png

Step 1: Pubmed Search

in first panel user can select a simple query or advanced query to Pubmed Search

Simple Search

In Simple search tab, you can select keywords and organism.


Advanced Search

In Advanced search tab, you can restrict the search to a specific organism or keywords and can also select the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if the article is present in PubMed Central or Medline, if full text is available or select a publication date range.

Step 2: Dictionaries Selection

Step 3: Class(es) Selection

Results