Overview
The repository contains an examples folder with jupyter notebooks demonstrating how to use BioMedQuery's pre-assembled high-level processes and workflows.
Note: When working with the notebooks, a corresponding julia script is generated automatically on every save. For this feature to work properly, make sure you have nbconvert
installed.
The following examples are available:
Example | Description |
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Search and Save PubMed Queries | Search pubmed, parse results and store using MySQL or SQLite backend, or export to a citation library |
Build MESH-UMLS map | For all MeSH descriptors in a given database, build a table to match them to their UMLS concept |
Occurrence Matrix | Build a occurrence matrix indicating papers associated with MeSH descriptors of a given UMLS concept |
Exporting Citations | Export the citation for one or more PMIDs to a Endnote/Bibtex file |