TMSR

Text Mining Systematic Review

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Researchers conduct systematic reviews to summarize the scientific literature in a research area. However, the size of the literature grows exponentially, making it increasingly difficult to do so. Text Mining Systematic Reviews (TMSR) overcomes this limitation by extracting knowledge from literature in a transparent, unbiased, and scalable way. This Open eScience project addresses three remaining challenges. First, it develops COSMAS (Centralized Online Scientific Manuscript Accessing Service): a cloud-hosted service that helps researchers access full-text scientific publications they are legally entitled to via their institution, thereby bringing TMSR within reach of all researchers. Second, it implements a pre-processing pipeline within COSMAS to homogenize text- and meexaflowtadata for TMSR. Third, it connects COSMAS to TMSR methods currently being developed at Tilburg University that extract a causal diagram from a body of literature. This causal diagram can be used to derive testable hypotheses and guide future research.

Participating organisations

Tilburg University
Netherlands eScience Center
Social Sciences & Humanities
Social Sciences & Humanities
Utrecht University
University of Amsterdam

Team

CVL
Caspar Van Lissa
Jisk Attema
Programme Manager
Netherlands eScience Center
Rena Bakhshi
Programme Manager
Netherlands eScience Center
RN
Rasoul Norouzi
RvdS
Rens van de Schoot
DB
Denny Borsboom
Co-Applicant
University of Amsterdam
DR
Daan Rutten
Reggie Cushing
Reggie Cushing
Lead RSE
Netherlands eScience Center
Willem van Hage
Willem van Hage

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