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URL: http://etblast.vbi.vt.edu/argh/index.shtml
Proper Citation: ARGH: Biomedical Acronym Resolver (RRID:SCR_008131)
Description:
ARGH is an automated, accurate and scalable method by which acronym-definition pairs can be identified within text. Its primary advantage is in enabling information processing methods to resolve author-defined acronyms, however it also allows an automated creation of a reference work on acronym definitions.
ARGH has several advantages over manual or semi-automated methods, besides time and effort saved, such as enabling identification of relative frequencies for alternate acronyms and definitions as well as spelling, phrasing and hyphenation variants for a unique acronym-definition pair. It also aids users in identifying acronym/definition variants present in the literature that may not necessarily be in biomedical databases.
ARGH functions by a set of heuristics to accurately locate and identify the boundaries of acronym-definition pairs was developed and refined in terms of precision and recall on subsets of MEDLINE records. These training sets were gradually increased in size and heuristics re-evaluated to ensure scalability.
ARGH can be tested on over 12 million MEDLINE records, and it can identify more than 174,000 unique acronyms and their 737,000 associated definitions. Currently, it is the world''s largest and most comprehensive catalog of biomedical acronyms and abbreviations, containing approximately 257,000 out of an estimated 277,000 unique acronyms within MEDLINE.
Sponsors: ARGH is a service of UT Southwestern eTBLAST team.
Synonyms: ARGH
Resource Type: database, data or information resource
Keywords: abbreviation, acronym, acronym finder, acronym resolving general heuristics, alternate acronym, automated, biomedical, definition, heuristic, identification, literature, medline, processing, resolving, variant
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