Sentence examples for enrich metadata from inspiring English sources

Several value-added databases invest manual curation effort to enrich metadata information for gene-expression studies.

Enriching metadata and then exposing it in a manner that allows the Datacite organisation to harvest it enables exploitation using the DataCite interface [29] and allows statistics to be collected [37].

The social annotations were used to enrich CAM4Home metadata collaboratively.

EDAM is also intended to complement standards for data exchange, enrich provenance metadata, offer a shared markup vocabulary for bioinformatics data on the Semantic Web and aid text mining by defining interrelated terms and synonyms.

It's "social photography" with geotagged photos enriched with metadata, comments, and likes.

Thus, studies enriched with metadata annotations provide the power to obtain more precise differential estimates.

BioMoby integration: the XML files can be enriched with metadata such as BioMoby parameter types, which permits the publication of a program as a BioMoby service using PlayMOBY (see Section 3.6 ).

The work on providing even more full-text links and resources will be continued, with the possibility of enriching AGRIS metadata with newly discovered full-text links and of setting up a link-checking mechanism to remove broken links.

Whatever the setup ends up being, it must be loaded with a powerful semantic engine, connected to scores of databases that will help enrich stories with metadata (see a previous Monday Note on the subject The story as gateway to knowledge).

Ideally, artifacts and contributions would be enriched with semantic metadata.

For this the ViFaChem II project explores mining chemical document collections with methods like chemical entity recognition, recognition of reaction types or optical chemical structure recognition to build up metadata enriched document collections.