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When is text mining useful?
Text mining is useful in any area where there are large collections of documents. Applications have already been developed in a number of fields: drug discovery, predictive toxicology, competitive intelligence, patent searching, and so on.
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- Talk at the 8th Culture and International Mental Health Conference
- Vacancy for Software Engineer for Text Mining Applications
- New semantic search engine for biomedical literature
- NaCTeM mentioned in Cover magazine
- Keynote talk at Journees pour la science ouverte
- New biomedical corpus annotated with entitites and relations
- Paper accepted at EMNLP 2018
- NaCTeM awarded £10,000 to commercialise RobotAnalyst
- NaCTeM involved in research partnership with the BBC to unlock the potential of data in the media
- Prof. Tsujii given IAMT Award of Honor
- Prof. Tsujii awarded Okawa prize
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- Keynote talk at CLEF eHealth Lab
- NaCTeM exhibiting at G-I-N conference in Manchester
- New article describing annotated corpus for drug reactions
- Participation in panel discussion at event "Paving the way for text and data mining in science"
- NaCTeM paper accepted at ACL
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