an improved method was proposed for selecting genes-related documents from biology literature
and then automatically annotating and classifying. The method employs the Chi-Square feature selection plan and highlights the Chi-Square selections in weighted calculations. Furthermore
the effect of classification and annotation was improved by dividing the documents into logical blocks and introducing additional vectors from biological resources MeSH into the classification algorithm directly. Experiment results show that the proposed method is better than the commonly used TFIDF(term frequency and inverse document frequency)weighting method
and the results tested on TREC(text retrieval conference)data sets are 3.14% higher in classification and 4.13% higher in annotation comparing to the best results announced TREC.
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