tags:
- Beta
license: mit
thumbnail: >-
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widget:
- text: The core sample was aged at 12300 - 13500 BP and found at 210m a.s.l.
example_title: Age/Alti
- text: >-
In Northern Canada, the BGC site core was primarily made up of Pinus
pollen.
example_title: Taxa/Site/Region

MetaExtractor
This model extracts metadata from research articles related to Paleoecology.
The entities detected by this model are:
- AGE: when historical ages are mentioned such as 1234 AD or 4567 BP (before present)
- TAXA: plant or animal taxa names indicating what samples contained
- GEOG: geographic coordinates indicating where samples were excavated from, e.g. 12'34"N 34'23"W
- SITE: site names for where samples were excavated from
- REGION: more general regions to provide context for where sites are located
- EMAIL: researcher emails in the articles able to be used for follow-up contact
- ALTI: altitudes of sites from where samples were excavated, e.g. 123 m a.s.l (above sea level)
Model Details
Model Description
- Developed by: Ty Andrews, Jenit Jain, Shaun Hutchinson, Kelly Wu, and Simon Goring
- Shared by: Neotoma Paleocology Database
- Model type: Token Classification
- Language(s) (NLP): English
- License: MIT
- Finetuned from model: roberta-base
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- Repository: https://github.com/NeotomaDB/MetaExtractor
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