An Interactive Knowledge Graph Based Platform for COVID-19 Clinical Research

Juntao Su, E. Dougherty, Shuang Jiang, Fang Jin
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Since the first identified case of COVID-19 in December 2019, a plethora of pharmaceuticals and therapeutics have been tested for COVID-19 treatment. While medical advancements and breakthroughs are well underway, the sheer number of studies, treatments, and associated reports makes it extremely challenging to keep track of the rapidly growing COVID-19 research landscape. While existing scientific literature search systems provide basic document retrieval, they fundamentally lack the ability to explore data, and in addition, do not help develop a deeper understanding of COVID-19 related clinical experiments and findings. As research expands, results do so as well, resulting in a position that is complicated and overwhelming. To address this issue, we present a named entity recognition based framework that accurately extracts COVID-19 related information from clinical test results articles, and generates an efficient and interactive visual knowledge graph. This knowledge graph platform is user friendly, and provides intuitive and convenient tools to explore and analyze COVID-19 research data and results including medicinal performances, side effects and target populations.
基于交互式知识图谱的新型冠状病毒临床研究平台
自2019年12月发现第一例COVID-19病例以来,已经测试了大量用于治疗COVID-19的药物和疗法。虽然医学进步和突破正在顺利进行,但大量的研究、治疗和相关报告使得跟踪快速增长的COVID-19研究形势极具挑战性。虽然现有的科学文献检索系统提供了基本的文献检索,但它们从根本上缺乏探索数据的能力,此外,它们也无助于加深对COVID-19相关临床实验和发现的理解。随着研究的扩大,结果也在扩大,结果变得复杂和压倒性。为了解决这一问题,我们提出了一个基于命名实体识别的框架,该框架能够准确地从临床检测结果文章中提取COVID-19相关信息,并生成高效、交互式的可视化知识图谱。该知识图谱平台用户友好,为探索和分析COVID-19研究数据和结果提供了直观、便捷的工具,包括药物性能、副作用和目标人群。
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