There is an urgent need for a system that facilitates surveys by biomedical researchers and
the subsequent formulation of hypotheses based on the knowledge stored in literature. One …

Medline/PubMed is the largest reference database collecting, organizing, and analyzing
biomedical literature. We propose an automated methodology that is capable of searching …

Objective: A major problem faced in biomedical informatics involves how best to present
information retrieval results. When a single query retrieves many results, simply showing …

Chapter Overview The ability to create a big picture of a knowledge domain is valuable to
both experts and newcomers, who can use such a picture to orient themselves in the field's …

Scientific knowledge is being accumulated in the biomedical literature at an unprecedented
pace. The most widely used database with biomedicine-related article abstracts, PubMed …

The overwhelming amount of published literature in the biomedical domain and the growing
number of collaborations across scientific disciplines results in an increasing topical …

Biomedical and life sciences literature is unique because of its exponentially increasing
volume and interdisciplinary nature. Biomedical literature access is essential for several …

Background We investigate the accuracy of different similarity approaches for clustering over
two million biomedical documents. Clustering large sets of text documents is important for a …

The exponential growth in scholarly publications necessitates advanced tools for efficient
article retrieval, especially in interdisciplinary fields where diverse terminologies are used to …

Medical Informatics has been described as having a “long and delayed adolescence” which
continues to “find itself in search of self-definition”, 1 and the AMIA Symposium Proceedings …