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Prioritizing Research On Chemicals, Disease For Public Database Using New Text-Mining Algorithm

Prioritizing Research On Chemicals, Disease For Public Database Using New Text-Mining Algorithm

April 23, 2013

Prioritizing Research On Chemicals, Disease For Public Database Using New Text-Mining Algorithm, Dublin News, April 20, 2013. , according to research published in the open access journal PLOS ONE, a new text-mining algorithm can help identify the most relevant scientific research for a public database that reveals the effects of environmental chemicals on human health. Allan Peter Davis and Thomas Wiegers, biology, featured.

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