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OTMI - Open Text Mining Interface
The Open Text Mining Interface (OTMI) is an initiative from Nature Publishing Group (NPG). It aims to enable scholarly publishers, among others, to disclose their full text for indexing and text-mining purposes but without giving it away in a form that is readily human-readable. It provides for a range of structured disclosure options, from word vectors (lists of word occurrences with frequency counts) and the presentation of text 'snippets' out of narrative order, to the presentation of full text in 'raw' or 'reduced' form.
Resources
- Repository - Nature.com
- OTMI Examples - sample OTMI files
- OTMI Repository - 2-year repository of OTMI files
- Technical
- OTMI Specification - includes schemas (BNF, RELAX, XSD, DTD)
- OTMI Script - packaged as Ruby gem
Discussion
Information
- Blogs
- Presentations
- BioNLP 2007 - Tony Hammond, talk given at BioNLP 2007, June '07
- BioCreAtivE - Matt Day, talk given at 2nd BioCreAtIvE Challenge Evaluation, April '07
- OTMI
