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README.md
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# Proposed Active Learning Data split
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##Dataset Description
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- entities: list of dict of entities found in sentences
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- data_source: the source of the aricle where the sentence orginates
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1. Single-Cell transciptomics: rich in CellTypes and Tissues
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2. ChembL assay desriptions: rich in CellLines
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3. Stem-Cell research: contains all 3 entities
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The creation CellFinder dataset
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>Mariana Neves, Alexander Damaschun, Andreas Kurtz, Ulf Leser (2012)
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>Annotating and evaluating text for stem cell research.
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>In Proceedings Third Workshop on Building and Evaluation Resources for Biomedical Text Mining (BioTxtM 2012),
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>Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC) 2012.
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# Proposed Active Learning Data split
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## Overview
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This dataset release represents a proposed and experimental data split designed specifically to support and validate planned active learning (AL) cycles for biomedical Named Entity Recognition (NER).
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The current version is not a final benchmark split. Instead, it serves as an initial, controlled setup for testing active learning strategies, model uncertainty sampling,
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and iterative annotation workflows prior to large-scale development.
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Both splits (train and validation) have been carefully curated to ensure coverage of all three target entity types:
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- **CellLine**
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- **CellType**
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- **Tissue**
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This balanced representation is critical for meaningful evaluation of active learning behavior across heterogeneous biomedical entities.
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##Dataset Description
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- entities: list of dict of entities found in sentences
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- data_source: the source of the aricle where the sentence orginates
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The dataset has been curated from three complementary biomedical domains, each contributing distinct entity distributions:
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1. Single-Cell transciptomics: rich in CellTypes and Tissues
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2. ChembL assay desriptions: rich in CellLines
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3. Stem-Cell research: contains all 3 entities
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The stem cell–related articles were collected from the CellFinder data repository.
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The creation and annotation methodology of the original CellFinder dataset are described in the following reference:
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>Mariana Neves, Alexander Damaschun, Andreas Kurtz, Ulf Leser (2012)
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>In Proceedings Third Workshop on Building and Evaluation Resources for Biomedical Text Mining (BioTxtM 2012),
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>Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC) 2012.
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## Article PMCIDs and source
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### Train Set
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| PMCID | In-Split | Source |
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| PMC12435838 | train | Single-Cell |
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| PMC11578878 | train | Single-Cell |
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| PMC12396968 | train | Single-Cell |
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| PMC11116453 | train | Single-Cell |
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| PMC12408821 | train | Single-Cell |
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| PMC10968586 | train | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC10761218 | train | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC7642379 | train | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC10674574 | train | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC1315352 | train | CellFinder |
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| PMC2041973 | train | CellFinder |
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| PMC2238795 | train | CellFinder |
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### Validation Set
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| PMCID | In-Split | Source |
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| PMC12256823 | val | Single-Cell |
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| PMC12116388 | val | Single-Cell |
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| PMC10287567 | val | Single-Cell |
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| PMC12133578 | val | Single-Cell |
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| PMC8658661 | val | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC11350568 | val | CheMBL-V1 |
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| PMC12072392 | val | CheMBL-V2/CeLLaTe-V2 |
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| PMC12115102 | val | CheMBL-V2/CeLLaTe-V2 |
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| PMC2063610 | val | CellFinder |
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| PMC1462997 | val | CellFinder |
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## Notes and Limitations
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- This is an experimental split, subject to change.
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- Entity distributions may not reflect real-world prevalence.
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- Annotation density varies across domains by design
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