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MEDLINE®, the flagship database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine, is a critical source of information for biomedical research and clinical medicine. The automated extraction of bibliographic data, such as article titles, author names, abstracts, and references, is essential to the affordable creation of this citation database. References, typically appearing at the end of journal articles,...
The set of references that typically appear toward the end of journal articles is sometimes, though not always, a field in bibliographic (citation) databases. But even if references do not constitute such a field, they can be useful as a preprocessing step in the automated extraction of other bibliographic data from articles, as well as in computer-assisted indexing of articles. Automation in data...
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