Evaluating the Automatic Mapping of Human Gene and Protein Mentions to Unique Identifiers

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bstract. We are distributing 281 annotated abstracts and another 5,000 noisily d abstracts along with a gene name lexicon to participants. We have performed a series of baseline experiments to better characterize this dataset and form a foundation for participant exploration.

Alexander A. Morgan, Benjamin Wellner, Jeffrey B.

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Added	30 Oct 2010
Updated	30 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2007
Where	PSB
Authors	Alexander A. Morgan, Benjamin Wellner, Jeffrey B. Colombe, Robert Arens, Marc E. Colosimo, Lynette Hirschman

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