The use of natural language processing in predictive toxicology

Thomas Härtung

doi:10.1080/17425255.2026.2692523

June 26, 2026Expert Opinion on Drug Metabolism & ToxicologyOpen Access

The use of natural language processing in predictive toxicology

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The aim is to address the limitations in predictive toxicology due to the reliance on unstructured text data.
Analyzed existing unstructured textual evidence related to toxicology.
Developed algorithms utilizing natural language processing to extract relevant data.
Assessed the effectiveness of these algorithms in improving predictive outcomes.
Demonstrated improved data extraction capabilities from unstructured text.
Showed a significant increase in predictive accuracy using natural language processing technologies.

Implication

Explores the impact of natural language processing on predictive toxicology, suggesting enhanced decision-making.

Abstract

Predictive toxicology is often framed as a shortage of data or algorithms. The deeper constraint is that much of our most decision-relevant evidence still sits in unstructured text: papers, stud...

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