krishnanlab/txt2onto

Code for classifying unstructured text to tissue ontology terms using natural language processing and machine learning.

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This tool helps scientists and researchers systematically categorize genomic samples based on their descriptive text, even when the descriptions are inconsistent or non-standard. You input raw, unstructured text descriptions of biological samples, and it outputs standardized tissue and cell-type annotations from a structured ontology like UBERON, along with prediction probabilities. It's designed for anyone managing or analyzing large datasets of human genomic samples.

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Use this if you need to standardize and enrich your genomic sample metadata with precise tissue and cell-type annotations from free-text descriptions.

Not ideal if your samples lack any descriptive text metadata or if you require annotations for tissues/cell types not covered by the 346 UBERON terms included.

genomics bioinformatics biomedical-research sample-annotation tissue-classification
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Aug 21, 2024

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