Visualization and Language Processing for Supporting Analysis across the Biomedical Literature

Author:

Görg Carsten,Tipney Hannah,Verspoor Karin,Baumgartner William A.,Cohen K. Bretonnel,Stasko John,Hunter Lawrence E.

Publisher

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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