by Graham Neubig, Emma Strubell, Zhengbao Jiang, Zi-Yi Dou and others at the Carnegie Mellon University Language Technologies Institute
View the extracted information here
This is a tool to browse answers the scientific literature may provide regarding various questions about the novel coronavirus and COVID-19. Click the questions below to see a list of answers with links to the sources that provided them.
We are looking for help improving this tool! If you are familiar with reading the medical literature and could give fine-grained feedback please contact us at gneubig@cs.cmu.edu. Or, if you are a programmer and could help please feel free to contribute to this repository!
See the extraction
directory.
Our data is based on the CORD-19 dataset. Ask the authors of this repository for access if you're interested.
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text-only/*.oie
Each line has <sub, rel, obj> triplets extracted from the corresponding sentence in
text-only/*.sent
. Triplets are separated by\t
and each triplet is of the formatsubject|||relation|||object
, e.g.he#0,2|||'s on#3,8|||outside#13,20
. Subjects, relations, and objects are continuous spans of tokens in the format oftext#start_char,end_char
, e.g.he#0,2
. Note thattext
of the span might only be a substring of the string spanning fromstart_char
toend_char
.