Tool that extracts molecules and reactions from PDF documents, and then supports text + SMILES/SMARTS search for molecules, text, and reactions
Molecule extraction, linking, and text + SMILES search in chemical patents
Tool that extracts molecules and reactions from PDF documents, and then supports text + SMILES/SMARTS search for molecules, text, and reactions
Molecule extraction, linking, and text + SMILES search in chemical patents
NSF-funded AI Center aiming to democratize molecule making
Math-aware search project funded by NSF & Sloan Foundation
Tool for extracting molecules from PDF
Math-aware search engine (SIGIR 2023/ ACL Collection)
ARQMath Lab, CLEF 2020-2021 (Math-aware search tasks)
CROHME 2019 + TFD competition at ICDAR 2019 (handwritten math recognition, typeset formula detection)
NTCIR-12 MathIR Lab (Math-aware search tasks)
AccessMath math formula search and navigation in video
DTW-based within-speaker audio search in math lectures
min math-aware search interface and multi-modal editor
Video CATPCHA
Left-to-right: Parag, Puneeth, Wei, Behrooz, Mahshad, Thomas, Abishai, and Dr. Zanibbi.
Wei, Mahshad and Thomas taking a break, trying out our ping-pong set, Fall 2018.
Picture of the food at our first potluck! The dishes originate from China, France, Honduras, India, Iran, Canada and the USA. DPRL carrot art: Behrooz Mansouri.
SIGIR 2016, Pisa, Italy
Left-to-Right: Richard Zanibbi, Kenny Davila, Moritz Schubotz, Iadh Ounis, Bela Gipp, and Lingcai Gao
ICFHR 2016, Szenzhen, China
ICFHR 2018, Niagara Falls, USA
Master's student Nidhin Pattaniyil presenting the
Tangent math-aware search engine at NTCIR-11 (Tokyo, 2014).
The dprl and CUBS (Univ. Buffalo) hosted ICFHR 2018 in Niagara Falls, USA. Richard Zanibbi was a Co-Chair; Mahshad Mahdavi, Thomas Choi, and Kenny Davila assisted with running the conference. Details can be found on the ICFHR 2018 website.
left-to-right: Abishai DMello, Gavin Nishizawa, Parag Mali, Mahshad Mahdavi, Puneeth Kukkapu, Yancarlos Diaz, and Behrooz Mansouri
ECIR 2019, Cologne, Germany
for Structural Similarity Search for Formulas using Leaf-Root Paths in Operator Subtrees by Wei Zhong and Richard Zanibbi
rows LR, top-down: Abhisek Dey, Prof. Zanibbi, Matt Langsenkamp, Behrooz Mansouri, Yancarlos Diaz, Robin Avenoso, Ayush Kumar Shah
Left-to-right: Ayush Kumar Shah, Matt Langsenkamp, Richard Zanibbi, Behrooz Mansouri, Abhisek Dey, and JP Ramissini
Dr. Zanibbi was a Program Co-Chair alongside Gernot Fink, Rajiv Jain, and Koichi Kise.
Ayush Kumar Shah participated in the Doctoral Consortium and presented his work on recognizing math from images.
Ayush Kumar Shah presenting his journal track (ICDAR/IJDAR) paper on the ChemScraper born-digital and visual parsers. This work was a collaboration between computer scientists at RIT and chemists at UIUC through the MMLI NSF AI Institute.
Paper:
Shah, A.K., Amador, B., Dey, A., Creekmore, M., Ocampo, B., Denmark, S. and Zanibbi, R. ChemScraper: leveraging PDF graphics instructions for molecular diagram parsing, IJDAR 27: 395-414.
Richard Zanibbi, Behrooz Mansouri (dprl alumnus), and Anurag Agarwal have published a book in the Foundations and Trends in Information Retrieval series. The book was published in Jan. 2025 (final version PDF)
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