The Arrowsmith Project
Literature discovery and PubMed exploration tools
The Arrowsmith Project is a collection of research tools from the University of Illinois at Chicago for literature discovery and PubMed exploration. It addresses tasks such as linking article sets, summarizing query results, mining case reports, matching trials to publications, tagging publication types, identifying authorship, and deduplicating records.
Tools include Arrowsmith, Anne O'Tate, Finding Case Report Nuggets, Trials to Publications, RCT Tagger + Aggregator, Multi-Tagger 1.0, Transformer-Based Publication Type Tagger, Human-related Tagger, Author-ity, ADAM, and Deduplicator. The project also provides additional tools and resources, along with acknowledgements and references. The transformer-based tagger applies AI-based predictive scores for publication types.
The tools are aimed at researchers and others working with PubMed-indexed literature and bibliographic databases. The pages do not state pricing, plans, trials, or editions.
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