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AMI-diagram: Mining Facts from Images

  • P Murray-Rust
  • , Richard Smith-Unna
  • , Ross Mounce
  • University of Cambridge

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Abstract

AMI-Diagram is a tool for mining facts from diagrams, and converting the graphics primitives into XML. Targets include X-Y plots, barcharts, chemical structure diagrams and phylogenetic trees. Part of the ContentMine framework for automatically extracting science from the published literature, AMI can ingest born-digital diagrams either as latent vectors, pixel diagrams or scanned documents. For high-quality/resolution diagrams the process is automatic; command line parameters can be used for noisy or complex diagrams. This article provides on overview of the tool which is currently being deployed to alpha-testers, especially in chemistry and phylogenetics.
Original languageEnglish
JournalD-Lib Magazine
Volume20
Issue number11/12
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2014

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