Concept information
Terme préférentiel
BANNER
Définition
- A system for the recognition of named entities intended primarily for biomedical texts. It uses conditional random fields as the main recognition engine and includes a wide range of the best techniques. described in recent literature. (Loterre)
Concept générique
Contexte(s) définitoire(s)
- BANNER is a freely available tool for identifying gene mentions. (Kim, Kim, Comeau & Wilbur, 2012)
Exemple
- A BANNER input file contains a text which has been separated into sentences. (Khordad, Mercer & Rogan, 2012)
- BANNER is an open-source biomedical NER system implemented using conditional random fields (CRFs) (Lafferty et al. (Tang, Zhang, Zhang, Wu & Zhuang, 2017)
- Even though BANNER covers most popular feature types it does not apply semantic features or other post-processing procedures such as abbreviation processing. (Kim, Kim, Comeau & Wilbur, 2012)
- The tokenization process in BANNER breaks tokens into either a contiguous block of letters and/or digits or a single punctuation mark. (Khordad, Mercer & Rogan, 2012)
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-D2V4QCK4-K
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