The challenge is that the unstructured nature of these files, together with multiple formats, makes it difficult for teams to mine them for information.
Document management systems only go so far in helping to organize these files. Search capabilities are usually limited to authors and exact content matches, which isn’t enough to cope with the inconsistent terminology and naming conventions often used during data entry. SciBite gives your team the tools they need to semantically enrich their documents, making it simpler to mine data and get the valuable business and scientific insights they need.
SciBite can ingest a wide range of file formats, including the batch loading of zip files by polling a location for new content, saving time and reducing the risk of administrative error.
CENtree enables teams to maintain ontologies applied to entities while machine learning can suggest potential new terms based on similar context and usage.
SciBite’s named entity recognition engine TERMite applies ontologies to generate a semantic index to enrich and structure data.
SciBite’s solutions transform unstructured text from Word documents, PDF and PowerPoint presentations using semantic indexing to create a unified structure that can be queried by a built-in user interface or a third-party search and visualization tool.
SciBite enables teams to perform searches for terms that co-occur within a sentence or document. This can create new avenues for research by generating a list of entities (i.e., genes) that are most frequently mentioned within a topic of interest (diseases).
Ontology-based questioningSciBite makes it easier to interrogate data, as it retrieves all the relevant information within documents regardless of the query term or synonym used. This means it can handle more complex ontology-based queries and return results from across data sources.
Faster insightsAs SciBite accurately marks up all relevant terms and concepts, teams can quickly gather summaries from projects or studies. This information can be presented to users as Spotfire dashboards, Linkurious network views and other such tools, to deliver an overview of the study or project without having to read all the associated documents.
Holistic overviewIn addition to document data, teams can apply semantic enrichment to other internal sources, databases, patents and clinical trials data to better understand their competitive position in relation to their project work.
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