2011年12月11日星期日

IBM gives chemical data to NIH for drug discovery and cancer research

IBM is contributing a giant folder of compound data extracted patents and controlled literature to the state Institutes of physical condition (NIH), to the same extent a step towards race drug discovery and blight follow a line of investigation innovation.

IBM has collaborated with AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, DuPont and Pfizer, to provide a folder of terminated 2.4 million compound compounds extracted from on the order of 4.7 million patents and 11 million biomedical journal abstracts from 1976 to 2000.

IBM made waste of its transaction analytics and optimization strategic IP insight platform (SIIP), a combination of data and analytics delivered via the IBM SmartCloud, to extract the data.

This cloud-driven method on behalf of curating and analyzing massive amounts of patents, controlled content and molecular data uses techniques such to the same extent automated image analysis and enhanced optical recognition of compound images and symbols to extract in a row from patents and literature winning newspaper.

The publicly free compound data is supposed to help researchers worldwide to benefit new to the job insights and enable new to the job areas of follow a line of investigation, in addition saving era by efficiently result in a row stored inwards millions of pages of patent ID.

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