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17 Jan 2022: For non-commercial purposes users may access, download, copy, display and redistribute documents as well as adapt, translate, text and data mine content contained in documents, subject to the following conditions: ... If you would like to conclude our

17 Jan 2022: departmental analytical spectroscopy groups) to submit their data (spectra, crystal structures, compchem) to a repository. ... the data, and cost about US $20 for the bandwidth costs of a 100GB download.

17 Jan 2022: what I know and my experiences of the number of groups who have downloaded PubChem there is no expectation, formal or informal, to ask their permission to download the data. ... on what I know and my experiences of the number of groups who have

17 Jan 2022: What I would really need is the digital raw data…preferably in some open format, which I can download, look at and work on. ... Certainly, when I was a classically working synthetic chemist, data didn’t matter. […] –

17 Jan 2022: There is no algorithm to expose the whole data. By contrast you can, in principle, download the whole of an Open system. ... We must know that – in principle – we have the absolute right to download and re-purpose the data.

17 Jan 2022: Now is your chance to Download documents robotically Run semantifiers over them Do natural language processing Extract data from raw text … Continue reading. ... Posted inSearch for:. Recent Posts. Recent Comments. pm286 onononon Text and Data Mining:

17 Jan 2022: The data are NOT open but are copyrighted and I asked the hosts directly whether we could source any of their JCAMP data. ... pWe have recently published a series of NIST webbook spectral data on ChemSpider to populate the SpectralGame

17 Jan 2022: This is the approach we have adopted (Jim Downing wrote it specifically to help the community download the data and has made it available under Open Source). ... Repositories in general do not archive data. The work can be re-used.

17 Jan 2022: Users of journals and the data they contain in articles are not just human readers that manually cut and past or download the data. ... in articles are not just human readers that manually cut and past or download the data.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Open metabolomics data. Posted on May 4, 2008 by pm286. ... So, in  principle, anyone could download our data and prove us wrong (or hopefully, concur with our findings), and we hope that our  repositories (SetupX and BinBase)