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Information retrieval maps for biomedical research.

T B Patrick·G K Springer·H B Nicholas·A J Ropelewski
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Integration of computer-based information sources should be useful for biomedical research. An information retrieval map is a graphical representation of a set of expert rules for integrating computer-based information sources based on the data connections among those information sources. The use and implementation of an information retrieval map for sequence alignment is described.

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Computer Communication NetworksInformation Storage and RetrievalMEDLINENatural Language ProcessingSequence AlignmentSubject HeadingsSystems IntegrationJournal ArticleResearch Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.

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T B Patrick, G K Springer, H B Nicholas, A J Ropelewski. 1995. Information retrieval maps for biomedical research.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8591471/

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