Structured abstracts and text mining
A letter in today's Nature calls for journals to move to structured abstracts. These would allow text-mining software to access articles. The abstract would include:
- list of entities (genes, proteins etc)
- list of main results described using controlled vocabulary (eg "Protein A binds to Protein B")
- Evidence codes to show how obtained (eg "affinity purification")
For an example of text mining see Textpresso.
Labels: Journal publishing
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