Term Recognition and Classification in Biological Science Journal Articles

  • Gaizauskas R
  • Demetriou G
  • Humphreys K
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Abstract

In this paper we describe the application of automatic terminology recognition and classi-cation techniques for two bioinformatics pro-jects: extraction of information about enzymes and metabolic pathways and extraction of in-formation about protein structure, in both cases from scientiic journal papers. The techniques we use were adapted from already available In-formation Extraction (IE) technology that was developed for name recognition tasks deened in the US Message Understanding Conferences (MUC). Preliminary evaluation results of the terminological identiication components of our systems are quite encouraging and compare fa-vourably with the state-of-the-art results in the MUC competitions. Further, this technology is quite generic and may be readily adapted to other subdomains in biological and medical sci-ence. Indeed, we are optimistic that the same methods will be applicable to term identiica-tion tasks in any technical domain.

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Gaizauskas, R., Demetriou, G., & Humphreys, K. (2000). Term Recognition and Classification in Biological Science Journal Articles. In Proc. of the Computional Terminology for Medical and Biological Applications Workshop of the 2 nd International Conference on NLP (pp. 37–44).

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