Sentence examples for extraction engines from inspiring English sources

As such, our categorization scheme can indeed be used as a basis for future retrieval and extraction engines.

PathwayStudio is a commercial product for pathway analysis which contains a comprehensive database of protein protein relationships extracted from literature using MedScan® a fully automated biomedical information extraction engine.

The information extraction engine uses sets of patterns and word classes to extract the information about each event.

If you're curious about how we do this, check out our open source citation extraction engine – and feel free to help make it better!

The ROI extraction engine is based on matched and unmatched Wiener filtering using coupled DWT and DDWT processing.

Proteus-BIO consists of a Web crawler which gathers relevant documents; an information extraction engine which converts the individual outbreak events to a tabular database; and a database browser which provides access to the events and, through them, to the documents.

While OpenCalais is a semantic data extraction engine, it doesn't necessarily take out the kind of tags a human would put on an article.

INQ's "interest extraction engine," which powers content creation for the social magazine by parsing the user's Twitter and/or Facebook account, has also been tweaked since the Android beta launch to improve its ability to identify interests from social activity.

Material, which TechCrunch covered when it launched its iOS version in August, was a social magazine app that used Inq's "interest extraction engine" to look at the Facebook and Twitter accounts of users and figure out what kind of articles they wanted to see.

Supply and service industries drive the energy extraction engine, while research develops new technologies and supports expanded value-added processing of Alberta's massive oil, gas, and oil sands reserves.

Sibling generation is included in KnowItAll (Etzioni et al., 2005), a generic information extraction engine for unsupervised named-entity extraction.