Big Data Framework for Scalable and Efficient Biomedical Literature Mining in the Cloud

Zhengru Shen, Xi Wang, M. Spruit
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The massive size of available biomedical literature requires researchers to utilize novel big data technologies in data storage and analysis. Among them is cloud computing which has become the most popular solution for big data applications in industry. However, many bioinformaticians still rely on expensive and inefficient in-house infrastructure to discover knowledge from biomedical literature. Although some cloud-based solutions were constructed recently, they failed to sufficiently address a few key issues including scalability, flexibility, and reusability. Moreover, no study has taken computational cost into consideration. To fill the gap, we proposed a cloud-based big data framework that enables researchers to perform reproducible and scalable large-scale biomedical literature mining in an efficient and cost-effective way. Additionally, a cloud agnostic platform was constructed and then evaluated on two open access corpora with millions of full-text biomedical articles. The results indicate that our framework supports scalable and efficient large-scale biomedical literature mining.
云中可扩展和高效生物医学文献挖掘的大数据框架
生物医学文献的巨大规模要求研究人员在数据存储和分析中利用新颖的大数据技术。其中云计算已经成为工业大数据应用中最流行的解决方案。然而,许多生物信息学家仍然依靠昂贵和低效的内部基础设施从生物医学文献中发现知识。尽管最近构建了一些基于云的解决方案,但它们未能充分解决几个关键问题,包括可伸缩性、灵活性和可重用性。此外,没有研究将计算成本考虑在内。为了填补这一空白,我们提出了一个基于云的大数据框架,使研究人员能够以高效和经济的方式进行可重复和可扩展的大规模生物医学文献挖掘。此外,构建了一个云不可知平台,然后在两个包含数百万全文生物医学文章的开放存取语料库上进行了评估。结果表明,该框架支持可扩展、高效的大规模生物医学文献挖掘。
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