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17 Jan 2022: the link is here: http://www.chemspider.com/blog/?p=191 Two people have commented so tonight I looked for the CrystalEye data to download but cannot find the download site. ... looked for the CrystalEye data to download but cannot find the download site.

17 Jan 2022: In all these it’s commonplace to download the whole data – for example we state “Each MACiE entry in the database can be downloaded separately as a CML file. ... This is the approach we have adopted (Jim Downing wrote it specifically to help the

17 Jan 2022: Now ChemZoo is a commercial company, the data are not open (at least not explicitly – can anyone download the whole data base and if so what license covers it) and the ... In contrast Pubchem is open – anyone – like us can download the whole data.

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: 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: 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)

17 Jan 2022: FF:We can mine the data from the PDF text. EW:Theoretically, yes. ... Under NPG’s terms of reuse, users may view, print, copy, download and text and data-mine the content for the purposes of academic research.

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: MDPI appear to be the opposite, in my experience. PMR: If something is Open Data or open Access then you have a legal right to download it. ... We also mount data under various data and code licences. Anyone can download it without our permission.

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.