National Centre for Text Mining — Text Mining Tools and Text Mining Services
Welcome to NaCTeM
The National Centre for Text Mining (NaCTeM) is the first publicly-funded text mining centre in the world. We provide text mining services in response to the requirements of the UK academic community. NaCTeM is operated by the University of Manchester.
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- text mining services provided by NaCTeM
- software tools, both those developed by the NaCTeM team and by other text mining groups
- seminars, general events, conferences and workshops
- tutorials and demonstrations
- text mining publications
What text mining can do for you
Text mining offers a solution to the challenge of 'data deluge', information overload and information overlook. For more information, please see:
- NaCTeM Brochure,
- Text Mining Briefing Paper,
- National Centre for Text Mining: an introduction to tools for researchers,
- Vision for the Future,
- Mining Biomedical Literature.
- Event extraction for systems biology by text mining the literature
- Supporting the education evidence portal via text mining
NaCTeM has developed text mining services and service exemplars for the UK academic community. Our services are underpinned by a number of generic natural language processing tools:
- TerMine is a Term Management System which identifies key phrases in text.
- AcroMine is an acronym dictionary which can be used to find distinct expanded forms of acronyms from MEDLINE.
- Kleio is an advanced information retrieval system providing knowledge enriched searching for biomedicine.
- FACTA+ is a MEDLINE search engine for finding associations between biomedical concepts.
- IRS facilitates advanced searching of documents by making use of added value features extracted from full texts using NaCTeM text mining tools.
- MEDIE uses semantic search to retrieve biomedical correlations from MEDLINE.
- Info-PubMed uses a gene/protein dictionary and deep parsing to understand protein interactions [Firefox Required].