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Richard L. Martin

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A hybrid approach for automated mutation annotation of the extended human mutation landscape in scientific literature

Antonio Jimeno Yepes, Andrew MacKinlay, Natalie Gunn, Christine Schieber, Noel Garry Faux, Matthew T. Downton, Benjamin Goudey, Richard L. Martin

This paper introduces an automated mutation annotator that covers an extended mutation landscape, achieving F1 performance comparable to human annotation.

bioRxiv · Jul 6, 2018 · PreprintBioinformatics