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Outgoing claims: the papers this work cites, builds on, or argues with.
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Lead Generation Approaches in Drug Discovery
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Information Retrieval: SciFinder®
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High-Throughput Identification of Chemistry in Life Science Texts
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Identification of Chemical Entities in Patent Documents
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Automatic Translation of GENSAL Representations of Markush Structures into Gremas Fragment Codes at IDC
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Computer representation and manipulation of combinatorial libraries
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A giant step for mankind?
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‘A giant step for mankind?’—A reply
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Generic formulation of chemical composition
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Are Markush structures matters of chemistry and law or just figments of the imagination?
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Applying data mining techniques to library design, lead generation and lead optimization
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A perspective of publicly accessible/open-access chemistry databases
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Text mining techniques for patent analysis
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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
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CAS patent information: then and now
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The online divide: a professional user’s perspective on Derwent database development in the online era
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An investigation into analyzing patents by chemical structure using Thomson’s Derwent World Patent Index codes
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Comparing first level patent data with value-added patent information: A case study in the pharmaceutical field
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Towards in-house searching of Markush structures from patents
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Searching Markush formulae directed to medical applications
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IPI-ConfEx conference and exposition, Venice-Mestre, Italy, March 2009
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Enhancing patent landscape analysis with visualization output
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The price of innovation: new estimates of drug development costs
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Current state of the art of Markush topological search systems
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Markush structure searching over the years
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Combinatorial chemistry, synthesis and application
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Use of Markush structure analysis techniques for descriptor generation and clustering of large combinatorial libraries
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Prior art searching in the preparation of pharmaceutical patent applications
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The GREMAS System, an Intergral Part of the IDC System for Chemical Documentation
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Too broad generic disclosures: a problem for all
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Very broad Markush claims; a solution or a problem? Proceedings of a round-table discussion held on August 29, 1990
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The Chemical Abstracts Service generic chemical (Markush) structure storage and retrieval capability. 2. The MARPAT file
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The grammar of Markush structure searching: vocabulary vs. syntax
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A comparison of the MARPAT and Markush DARC software
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A comparison of different approaches to Markush structure handling
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Computer storage and retrieval of generic chemical structures in patents. 11. Theoretical aspects of the use of structure languages in a retrieval system
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Structure searches in patent literature: A comparison study between IDC GREMAS and Derwent Chemical Code
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Automatic interpretation of the texts of chemical patent abstracts. 1. Lexical analysis and categorization
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Automatic interpretation of the texts of chemical patent abstracts. 2. Processing and results
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Computer Storage and Retrieval of Generic Chemical Structures in Patents. 16. The Refined Search: An Algorithm for Matching Components of Generic Chemical Structures at the Atom-Bond Level
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Computer storage and retrieval of generic chemical structures in patents. 2. GENSAL, a formal language for the description of generic chemical structures
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Computer storage and retrieval of generic structures in chemical patents. 4. An extended connection table representation for generic structures
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Central Patents Index Chemical Code: a user's viewpoint
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Computer storage and retrieval of generic chemical structures in patents. 6. An interpreter program for the generic structure description language GENSAL
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DARC system: notions of defined and generic substructures. Filiation and coding of FREL substructure (SS) classes
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Computer storage and retrieval of generic chemical structures in patents. 8. Reduced chemical graphs and their applications in generic chemical structure retrieval
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SMILES, a chemical language and information system. 1. Introduction to methodology and encoding rules
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The Chemical Abstract's Service generic chemical (Markush) structure storage and retrieval capability. 1. Basic concepts
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CLiDE Pro: The Latest Generation of CLiDE, a Tool for Optical Chemical Structure Recognition
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The Sheffield Generic Structures Projecta Retrospective Review
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Handling Genericity in Chemical Structures Using the Markush Darc Software
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Managing the Combinatorial Explosion
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Techniques for Generating Descriptive Fingerprints in Combinatorial Libraries
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Relevance Ranking in Patent Databases. Is It Relevant?
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Extraction of Information from the Text of Chemical Patents. 1. Identification of Specific Chemical Names
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Name=Struct: A Practical Approach to the Sorry State of Real-Life Chemical Nomenclature
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Markush under threat: US PTO considers alternatives
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(Sub)structure searches in databases containing generic chemical structure representations
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Chemical patents and structural information ‐ the Sheffield research in context
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SIMPLE: A Strategic Information Mining Platform for Licensing and Execution
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Reconstruction of Chemical Molecules from Images
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Automated extraction of chemical structure information from digital raster images
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Automatic vs. manual curation of a multi-source chemical dictionary: the impact on text mining
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Chemical Information Mining
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Are Patents Impeding Medical Care and Innovation?
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Improving the Quality of Published Chemical Names with Nomenclature Software
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