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== Links == | == Links == | ||
* http://textpresso.org | * http://textpresso.org | ||
There are currently four publicly accessible Textpresso installations for E. coli | |||
* [http://maya.ccg.unam.mx/cgi-bin-textpresso/simpleretrieval.cgi ReguloDB] | |||
* [http://ecoliwiki.net/textpresso/ EcoliWiki] | |||
* [http://ecocyc.org/ecocyc/textpresso.shtml EcoCyc] | |||
* [http://www.ecolihub.org/ecoli_textpresso.html EcoliHub] | |||
These are not identical - the degreee of overlapping vs. unique papers in each corpus is not known, and the different installations have been customized to different extents. | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
Textpresso installations generally require two components: | Textpresso installations generally require two components: | ||
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Textpresso[1] is a text mining tool created by Hans-Michael Muller, Eimear Kenny and Paul W. Sternberg. The Textpresso website has
- links to textpresso installations for various organisms and focus areas
- downloads of the code
- links to publications
Links
There are currently four publicly accessible Textpresso installations for E. coli
These are not identical - the degreee of overlapping vs. unique papers in each corpus is not known, and the different installations have been customized to different extents.
Requirements
Textpresso installations generally require two components:
- Textpresso - the engine to search tokenized files
- Alere - scripts to build the searchable literature corpus
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See Also
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