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Extract RDF from HTML+RDFa (2)

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Small script for Bioclipse that extracts RDF from HTML+RDFa webpages.

Created: 2009-09-30 | Last updated: 2010-06-23

Credits: Egon Willighagen

Visualize the boiling point data from the ... (1)

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 Downloads the RDF data from a HTML page, extracts the boiling point data, calculates atom counts from SMILES representations, and opens the data in a matrix editor, ready to be visualized in a scatter plot.

Created: 2010-08-10 | Last updated: 2010-08-10

Credits: Egon Willighagen

Print Analysis Information to HTML (2)

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Takes in a lot of parameters in order to construct an HTML header to display the information.

Created: 2011-03-29 | Last updated: 2011-04-01

Credits: Morgan Taschuk

HTML Citation Extraction (1)

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 This workflow is a beanshell script that locates and extracts text within an html page.  It was designed to pull citation information from the website http://robjhyndman.com/TSDL/.

Created: 2011-10-05 | Last updated: 2011-10-05

Credits: Jeff adamus

EUADR Relationship Extraction Workflow (1)

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The workflow offers the ability to automatically determine if an ADR and a Drug are co-mentioned in any of the indexed resources. However the actual relationship between a Drug and an ADR can only be determined by referring to the actual resource The co-occurance relationship workflow seeks to automate the search for resources (publications, drug labels) related to ADRs corresponding to a given drug/ adverse event association. To enable this concept profiles for drugs and adverse effects wer...

Created: 2011-07-27 | Last updated: 2012-09-07

Credits: Bharat Singh

Text-mining using OSCAR to obtain a list o... (1)

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This service extracts chemical names from text and obtains identifiers for these names. It outputs a HTML string that can be opened in a browser providing a table of information and links to ChemSpider.Known issues - Character limit ~3000 - Unable to produce InChIs or CSID for some names - Error sometimes encountered when a trivial and systematic name for the same compound are used - Some issues with identifiers being recognised but not able to be processedrequires access ...

Created: 2013-04-18

Credits: Michael Smith Mark Borkum

Attributions: InChIToCSID