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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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- Keynote Talk at SIMBig 2019
- Two papers from NaCTeM accepted at EMNLP 2019
- Prof Jun'ichi Tsujii meets with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
- NaCTeM announced as the winners of NLP challenge on scholarly discourse and summarisation
- NaCTeM mentioned in Nature news article
- NaCTeM paper accepted at ACL 2019
- New article describing annotated corpus and detection methods for phenotypic information about COPD
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- Keynote talk at ISCB/ECCB session on Text Mining for Biology and Healthcare
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