LitRev: A data driven method for quick literature review from PubMed
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SummaryLitRev is a novel robust data driven approach, developed for quick literature review on a particular topic of interest. This method identifies common biological phrases that follow a power law distribution and important phrases which have the normalized point wise mutual information score greater than zero. Contactgourabdas0727@gmail.com
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