An overview of information extraction methods, techniques and tools for the contents in chemical document
Keywords:
Information Extraction, NLP, ChemEx, IRAbstract
The amount of electronic documents has speedily increased and the information over the internet is increasing day by day too. The web is continuously growing because the new information is added over it a day. These massive documents contain substantial information, but it has to be retrieved and managed in a constructive and useful way. Extracting the information from these documents is useful for many applications such as text categorization, summarization, clustering, topic tracking etc. Information Extraction (IE) is the field of extracting useful information using different methods and approaches. In this paper, the concept of information extraction (IE) is discussed, as well as presents overview of techniques used for information extraction from chemical documents.
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