E-science presentation Manchester September 25 2006 06/10/09 We will demonstrate a biological application of the ‘Adaptive Information Disclosure Application’ toolbox, a toolbox that is of general purpose, but can be used for specific applications, such as life science.
Bio AID Knowledge extraction for a Virtual Laboratory for e -Science Marco Roos , Scott Marshall , Sophia Katrenko, Edgar Meij, Willem van Hage, Pieter Adriaans ISMB/ECCB2007 – AIDA demonstration 10/06/09 BioAID AIDA = Adaptive Information Disclosure Application
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Biomedical knowledge repository 10/06/09 BioAID PubMed statistics http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez >17 million citations >400,000 added/year ~70,000 searches/month … Does not compute Does not fit
Text mining 10/06/09 BioAID Biology Customized or personalized experiment Extracted knowledge I want to do it my way, use my models Carole Goble’s me-scientist
Bioinformatics and e-science 10/06/09 BioAID Single purpose, black box application Customized experiments with reusable components My component Your component My component Your component My component
The AIDA toolbox for knowledge extraction and knowledge management in a Virtual Laboratory for e-Science
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Components of the AIDA toolbox used for Life Science knowledge extraction
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Bio AID ‘watskeburt’ workflow 10/06/09 BioAID AIDA AIDA OMIM service (Japan) AIDA ‘ Taverna shim’ Taverna ‘shim’
Presentation in support of AIDA demonstration at th more
Presentation in support of AIDA demonstration at the ISMB/ECCB conference in Vienna, 2007. We demonstrated the application of AIDA web services for mining associations of proteins and diseases with an input query through a text mining workflow implemented as a workflow in Taverna. The AIDA toolkit combines services for information retrieval, information extraction, and Semantic Web modelling and storage. The services are created by experts in different fields collaborating under the name of 'Adaptive Information Disclosure' in the VL-e project (http://www.vl-e.nl). less
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