
Intelligent Scientific Search
Enabling better data discoverability by leveraging semantics for intelligent scientific search.
SciBite’s next-generation scientific search and analytics platform offers powerful interrogation and analysis capabilities across both structured and unstructured public data and proprietary sources.
Utilising SciBite's robust suite of ontologies, SciBiteSearch automates semantic enrichment and annotation, transforming unstructured scientific text into clean, contextualised data free from ambiguities like synonyms or cryptic data such as project codes and drug abbreviations. It supports a wealth of features including marking-up PDF documents, support for federated searches and natural language queries tailored to the needs of individual users.
Traditional keyword search identifies literal matches for a query. Semantic search extends this with an understanding of the concepts and context of a query. Learn how SciBiteSearch builds upon these foundations, using knowledge graphs to augment searches with the structure and relationship between them.
The explosion of data in life sciences is leading many organisations to review their approach to data stewardship in an effort to extract maximum return from their research investment. Learn how the combination of ontologies, deep learning and FAIR data can provide a solution to this challenge.
SciBiteSearch enables users to get accurate results without the need to understand the complexities of TERMite: our Named Entity Recognition (NER) engine. Learn how SciBiteSearch combines powerful search capabilities with an intuitive user interface.
SciBiteSearch features federated search for open source and proprietary data, together with connectors and parsers for different sources and content types. Both document and sentence-level searches are supported, plus full document-level security including role-based access.
SciBiteSearch development roadmap will include seamless access to additional insights, answers and content sources together with more augmented search, question-answering capabilities and connectors for both structured and unstructured data sources.
SciBite’s next-generation text analytics and search tool offers powerful interrogation and analysis capabilities across structured public data and both structured and unstructured proprietary sources.
SciBiteSearch includes a wealth of features that will transform your search experience, including marking-up original format documents such as PDFs, federated searches, together with natural language queries that can be tailored to your individual needs.
Traditional keyword search identifies literal matches for a query. Semantic search extends this with an understanding of the concepts and context of a query. SciBiteSearch builds upon these foundations, using knowledge graphs to augment searches with the structure and relationship between them.
SciBiteSearch offers powerful search capabilities with an intuitive user interface. Users can undertake basic keyword queries or employ our advanced query language to answer more complex questions.
SciBiteSearch features federated search for open source and proprietary data, together with connectors and parsers for different sources and content types. Both document and sentence-level searches are supported, plus full document-level security including role-based access.
SciBiteSearch's new architecture allows you to better leverage our strengths in vocabularies, natural language processing and AI to identify critical biomedical concepts and relationships as rapidly as possible.
SciBiteSearch development roadmap will include seamless access to additional insights, answers and content sources together with more augmented search, question-answering capabilities and connectors for both structured and unstructured data sources.
The diagram illustrates how SciBiteSearch better addresses scientific search using Fingolimod as an example. Fingolimod (FTY720) is an FDA approved immunomodulatory drug for treating multiple sclerosis, also sold under the brand name Gilenya.
Traditional keyword search relies on a user providing all the names ("strings") by which Fingolimod is known. These are then matched to text found in the document corpus. Semantic search goes further, adding the concept of entities (things) including classes and relationships (taxonomy). Augmented search further enriches this data, enabling users to find results beyond what is inherently present in the data. Deep learning approaches are designed to handle more challenging questions and address issues such as imprecise search terms and badly indexed data.
The explosion of data in life sciences is leading many organisations to review their approach to data stewardship in an effort to extract maximum return from their research investment.
FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable) Data Principles aim to promote the integrity and re-use of scientific data. However, up to 80% of this data is stored as unstructured text such as Word documents and PDFs. At SciBite, we believe that the combination of ontologies, deep learning and FAIR data provide a powerful solution to this challenge, and our standards-based semantic tools enable FAIR data across the entire enterprise.
SciBiteSearch enables users to get accurate results without the need to understand the complexities of TERMite: our Named Entity Recognition (NER) engine. TERMite finds mentions of genes, diseases, drugs, companies, processes and chemicals within a document corpus. Co-occurrence matrices help users explore the resulting datasets and quickly identify relationships across thousands of related concepts.
SciBiteSearch offers powerful search capabilities with an intuitive user interface. Users can undertake basic keyword queries or employ our advanced query language to create more complex questions.
SciBiteSearch offers a variety of domain-specific and generic connectors making it simple to load both open source and proprietary data. Built-in parsers also make it easy to render popular datasets and make formats searchable. Both document and sentence-level searches are supported, plus full document-level security including role-based access. SciBiteSearch has several API endpoints for integration with other key research systems.
SciBiteSearch allows organisations to incorporate their own branding via UI themes, colour schemes and logos. Personalisation settings provide tailored support for expert users and those who require less sophisticated functionality.
The SciBiteSearch development roadmap will focus on several key areas with the objective of becoming the best biomedical research solution for your department or small enterprise.
Our plans include providing seamless access to additional insights, answers and content sources together with more augmented search, question-answering capabilities and connectors for both structured and unstructured data sources. We will also have deeper integration with SciBiteAI models and SciBite’s CENtree ontology management solution so that customers can leverage our full ecosystem of tools.
At SciBite we have experience in developing and deploying semantic deep learning models that perform a wide variety of functions:-
Enabling better data discoverability by leveraging semantics for intelligent scientific search.
Semantically enrich the data stored within your ELN and mine experimental data more effectively.
Predict disease relationships based on the strength of indirect evidence.
Maintain an up-to-date and comprehensive awareness of drug safety signals.
Unlock the wealth of information managed within your departmental documents.
Gain early insight into potentially groundbreaking scientific advances.
Uncover valuable insights about the latent expertise that resides within an organisation.
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