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BioEx: a novel user-interface that accesses images from abstract sentences

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ABSTRACT

Images (i.e., figures or tables) are important experimental results that are typically reported in bioscience full-text articles. Biologists need to access the images to validate research facts and to formulate or to test novel research hypotheses. We designed, evaluated, and implemented a novel user-interface, BioEx, that allows biologists to access images that appear in a full-text article directly from the abstract of the article.

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      NAACL-Short '06: Proceedings of the Human Language Technology Conference of the NAACL, Companion Volume: Short Papers
      June 2006
      212 pages

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      • Published: 4 June 2006

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