Florilege, a new database of habitats and phenotypes of food microbe flora

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https://www.fosteropenscience.eu/learning/florilege-a-new-database-of-habitats-a…
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This tutorial explains how to use the “Habitat-Phenotype Relation Extractor for Microbes” application available from the OpenMinTeD platform. It also explains the scientific issues it addresses, and how the results of the TDM process can be queried and exploited by researchers through the Florilège application.  

In recent years, developments in molecular technologies have led to an exponential growth of experimental data and publications, many of which are open, however accessible separately. Therefore, it is now crucial for researchers to have bioinformatics infrastructures at their disposal, that propose unified access to both data and related scientific articles. With the right text mining infrastructures and tools, application developers and data managers can rapidly access and process textual data, link them with other data and make the results available for scientists.

The text-mining process behind Florilege has been set up by INRA using the OpenMinTeD environment. It consists in extracting the relevant information, mostly textual, from scientific literature and databases. Words or word groups are identified and assigned a type, like  “habitat” or “taxon”.

Sections of the tutorial:
1. Biological motivation of the Florilege database
2. Florilège Use-Case on OpenMinTeD (includes a description of how to access the Habitat-Phenotype Relation Extractor for Microbes application)
3. Florilege backstage: how is it build?
4. Florilège description
5. How to use Florilege ?

 

Authoring Organization(s) Name: 
Facilitate Open Science Training for European Research (FOSTER)
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No fee
Primary language(s) in which the learning resource was originally published or made available: 
English
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Data access
Data access methods
Data wrangling
Linked data
Open access
Text and data mining
Subject Discipline - subject domain(s) toward which the learning resource is targeted: 
Life Sciences: Microbiology
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Facilitate Open Science Training for European Research (FOSTER)
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Text - an explanation of a concept or a story using human readable characters formed into words, usually distinguished from graphical images.
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Name: 
INRA Science and Impact
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Collaborator
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Data policymaker
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Software engineer
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Up to 1 hour
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FAIR Data Principles
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Findable
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