The OpenSource AMI2-chem system ingests the scientific literature and extracts chemical facts on a high-throughput basis. It can take a variety of inputs, most importantly PDF and images (e.g. PNG) and transform them successively into SVG, XHTML and finally CML (Chemical Markup Language). Chemistry can be extracted from text, tables and diagrams and represented as molecules, reactions, recipes/procedures (ChemicalTagger), spectra, classification trees and more generally plots and data  tables. The text and tables are created in XHTML and SVG. Other AMI2 systems extract biological sequences, species and phylogenetics (NexML) so creating a multidisciplinary semantic resource.

AMI2: High-through extraction of semantic chemistry from the scientific literature

247th National Meeting (2014)

The official archive and repository for all ACS Meetings & Expositions abstracts and select posters or presentations.