Abstract: Taught is a search engine for science tools which dynamically evaluates search rank of said science tools through Natural Language Processing and machine learning. The search engine accepts into a corpus of public and private materials, which references individual science tools. Each item of the corpus is evaluated both as to how much that given item should be trusted, and what that item says about individual science tools. Each science tool is evaluated based on what the whole corpus of input data contains concerning those science tools, taking into account how valuable the source of the data is in order to render an overall score and search rank. The search engine generates a judgement of each individual science tool, which is dynamically updated as new information becomes available in the corpus of input data.

Abstract: Taught is a search engine for science tools which dynamically evaluates search rank of said science tools through Natural Language Processing and machine learning. The search engine accepts into a corpus of public and private materials, which references individual science tools. Each item of the corpus is evaluated both as to how much that given item should be trusted, and what that item says about individual science tools. Each science tool is evaluated based on what the whole corpus of input data contains concerning those science tools, taking into account how valuable the source of the data is in order to render an overall score and search rank. The search engine generates a judgement of each individual science tool, which is dynamically updated as new information becomes available in the corpus of input data.

Abstract: Taught is a search engine for science tools which dynamically evaluates search rank of said science tools through Natural Language Processing and machine learning. The search engine accepts into a corpus of public and private materials, which references individual science tools. Each item of the corpus is evaluated both as to how much that given item should be trusted, and what that item says about individual science tools. Each science tool is evaluated based on what the whole corpus of input data contains concerning those science tools, taking into account how valuable the source of the data is in order to render an overall score and search rank. The search engine generates a judgement of each individual science tool, which is dynamically updated as new information becomes available in the corpus of input data.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and apparatuses, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for computing numeric representations of words. One of the methods includes obtaining, from a corpus of journals, a plurality of objects. The corpus is analyzed for contextual clues as to the nature of each of these objects. Contextual analysis may include an analysis of particular fields of metadata to do with the objects. Another example of contextual analysis involves identification of an experiment that a group of objects are commonly associated with and merging objects therefrom. A third contextual analysis example makes use of word vectors about each object. Using these contextual analyses, objects are merged together with the context of search results of a search engine.

Abstract: Taught is a search engine for science tools which dynamically evaluates search rank of said science tools through Natural Language Processing and machine learning. The search engine accepts into a corpus of public and private materials, which references individual science tools. Each item of the corpus is evaluated both as to how much that given item should be trusted, and what that item says about individual science tools. Each science tool is evaluated based on what the whole corpus of input data contains concerning those science tools, taking into account how valuable the source of the data is in order to render an overall score and search rank. The search engine generates a judgement of each individual science tool, which is dynamically updated as new information becomes available in the corpus of input data.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and apparatuses, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for computing numeric representations of words. One of the methods includes obtaining, from a corpus of journals, a plurality of objects. The corpus is analyzed for contextual clues as to the nature of each of these objects. Contextual analysis may include an analysis of particular fields of metadata to do with the objects. Another example of contextual analysis involves identification of an experiment that a group of objects are commonly associated with and merging objects therefrom. A third contextual analysis example makes use of word vectors about each object. Using these contextual analyzes, objects are merged together with the context of search results of a search engine.