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Name: James Eales Joined: Wednesday 21 November 2007 @ 08:48:01 (GMT) Last seen: Monday 19 March 2012 @ 09:39:22 (GMT) Email (public): james.eales [at] manchester.ac.uk Website: http://www.bioinf.manchester.ac.uk/robertson/jeales/ Location: Manchester, United Kingdom |
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1. One sentence per line
2. Classification of GEO assays using RapidAnalytics
3. Distance heatmap of GEO dataset produced by RapidAnalytics
4. Agglomerative clustering of a GEO dataset using RapidAnalytics
5. PUT data into RapidAnalytics
6. Terms from collection of text files
7. Terms from collection of PDF files
8. Termine with c-value threshold
9. Sentence splitting
10. PDF to plain text
11. Load PDF from directory
12. Load plain text from directory
13. Clean plain text
14. Clean plain text (ASCII)
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Created: 06/05/11 @ 16:52:35 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:58:54
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This workflow accepts a plain text input and provides a single text document per input containing one sentence per line. Newline characters are removed from the original input.
The OpenNLP sentence splitter is used to split the text, this is provided by University of Manchester Web Services.
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Created: 04/05/11 @ 14:40:17 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 16:01:13
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Created: 28/04/11 @ 14:15:33 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 16:00:25
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Created: 28/04/11 @ 14:12:33 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 16:00:52
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Created: 27/04/11 @ 09:50:52 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 16:04:06 License: Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License
Use the example value for the input port
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Created: 22/02/10 @ 18:05:24 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:55:39
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This workflow will give you a set of candidate terms for each text file in a user-specified directory. You can also specify a c-value threshold that will restrict the terms to those with higher scores.
This workflow was created using only nested workflows. These workflow components work on their own and can be linked together to form more complex workflows such as this. You can view the text mining workflow components in this pack.
If you receive errors when running this workflow then...
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Created: 19/02/10 @ 10:52:29 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:56:08
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This workflow will give you a set of candidate terms for each PDF document in a user-specified directory. You can also specify a c-value threshold that will restrict the terms to those with higher scores.
This workflow was created using only nested workflows. These workflow components work on their own and can be linked together to form more complex workflows such as this. You can view the text mining workflow components in this pack.
If you receive errors when running this workflow t...
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Created: 19/02/10 @ 09:57:15 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:52:56
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This workflow accepts a list of sentences from a single document and returns the terms found by the TerMine web service. It also allows you to set a threshold c-value score so that only terms with a user-controlled probability (of being a real term) are returned as an output.
To get sentences to supply to this workflow you can use the sentence splitting workflow. The TerMine service (used in this workflow) only accepts text in ASCII encoding, so you should also use the Clean p...
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Created: 19/02/10 @ 09:30:37 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:52:36
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This workflow will attempt to split up text into sentences, returning a list of sentences to the output port. The sentence splitting service makes use of the OpenNLP sentence detector and has been trained to work on english text. This workflow can be used to provide input to the Termine with c-value threshold workflow.
This is a workflow component, designed to be used as a nested workflow inside a larger text mining or text processing workflow.
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Created: 19/02/10 @ 09:07:41 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:53:29
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This workflow will extract the plain text content of PDF files supplied to the input port. You can connect the Load PDF from directory workflow to this workflows input. We recommend you send the output from this workflow to the Clean plain text workflow, because the PDF to text process can add characters into the text that are XML-invalid and therefore can not be sent to most services as plain text. Another way round this problem is to encode the text as Base64 using the handy loc...
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Created: 19/02/10 @ 08:59:01 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:54:34
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This workflow will automate the reading of a set of PDF files stored in a single directory (the path to which should be supplied as a single input value).
This is a workflow component, designed to be used as a nested workflow inside a larger text mining or text processing workflow.
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Created: 18/02/10 @ 19:09:07 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:54:57
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This workflow will automate the reading of a set of text files stored in a single directory (the path to which should be supplied as a single input value). It will assume that the text files are saved using the default character encoding for the system that Taverna is running on.
This is a workflow component, designed to be used as a nested workflow inside a larger text mining or text processing workflow.
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Created: 18/02/10 @ 18:59:35 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:54:09
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License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License
This workflow will remove any XML-invalid characters (these characters often appear in the output of PDF to text software) from any text supplied to the input port.
This is a workflow component, designed to be used as a nested workflow inside a larger text mining or text processing workflow.
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Created: 18/02/10 @ 18:39:01 | Last updated: 13/12/11 @ 15:53:46
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License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License
This workflow will remove any XML-invalid and non-ASCII characters (e.g. for sending to the ASCII-only Termine service) from any text supplied to the input port.
This is a workflow component, designed to be used as a nested workflow inside a larger text mining or text processing workflow.
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