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The Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) term search is typical data-gathering method in biomedical text mining. However, it has two problems: the allocation delay of the MeSH term and missing valuable literature sources. Since MeSH term allocation is performed by a human being, the allocation process has delay. In addition, even if a literature source was allocated with a MeSH term, there is a still the...