Frequently Asked Questions
- What is TerMine?
- Do I need to register as a user in order to access TerMine?
- What sort of documents can TerMine process?
- What is the nature of the terms found within TerMine?
- What does 'nested terms' mean?
- What is the threshold of the output list?
- How do I link acronyms with their expanded forms?
- What is a tagger?
- Which tagger should I use?
- How do I combine other tools with TerMine?
- What can I do with the results?
- Why is TerMine unable to process my document?
- Why is TerMine unable to process my pdf document?
- Whilst using the batch processing system, I received the following error message: "Unfortunately the system cannot cope with uploaded PDF files at the moment. PDFs acquired from URLs work OK". What does this mean?
- How do I save Plain Text (US ASCII) from Microsoft Word?
- Why are some of my characters missing or replaced by a questionmark?
Featured News
- New paper on dimensionality reduction for multi-label classification
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- Detection and classification of anatomical entities - new resources, tools and paper
- Third Workshop on Building and Evaluating Resources for Biomedical Text Mining - Call for Papers
- Detecting Structure in Scholarly Discourse - Call for papers
- NaCTeM to join forces with Elsevier to develop SciVerse Applications
- Prof. Ananiadou to give keynote speech at IHI 2012 - Call for participation
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- Event at House of Commons to discuss Hargreaves Review
- Computational Intelligence special issue on BioNLP Shared Task 2009 published
- Special issue of BMC Bioinformatics on BioCreative III
- Invited talk at STM Innovations Seminar 2011
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