P. Horn, B. Bakker, G. Geleijnse, J. Korst, S. Kurkin
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Determining causal and non-causal relationships in biomedical text by classifying verbs using a Naive Bayesian Classifier
Since scientific journals are still the most important means of documenting biological findings, biomedical articles are the best source of information we have on protein-protein interactions. The mining of this information will provide us with specific knowledge of the presence and types of interactions, and the circumstances in which they occur.