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IBM's Intelligent Miner traces protein communication for AxCell
Biosciences
""IBM's technology combs through," Becker says. "It tells you what you need to know." Data mining technology like Intelligent Miner uses algorithms to sift through data, analyzing and identifying trends and patterns. Intelligent Miner's algorithms include clustering algorithms that segment data with similar patterns, predictive algorithms that score data by factors such as behavioral propensity, and time-sequence algorithms that reveal similar progressions of a disease over a period of time."
""We will not be making our mining tools specifically available for [life-science] companies, but when we have a company that is interested in using them and testing them ... we're certainly going to sell to them," Nunes said in an interview.
But she stressed that IBM is not interested in setting its foot on bioinfomatics turf full-time. "Our focus is really on the architecture and the middleware," Nunes said. "We are not intending to go full-force into any area that has to do with bioinformatics tools.""
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