Reel Two to present at 8th International Pacific Rim Biotechnology Conference

Auckland, New Zealand--Nov. 1, 2002--Advanced text and data mining software company Reel Two will show how machine learning technology enables researchers to link structured gene data with published research and other unstructured text during a presentation at the 8th International Pacific Rim Biotechnology Conference, to be held in Auckland November 17-20.

Reel Two's Dr. Tony Smith will give a talk entitled "Unstructured Machine Learning - Providing the Link between Genetic Data and Published Research". His presentation will comprise a concise review of machine learning techniques and examples of how advanced machine learning is being applied by Reel Two to solve critical information problems facing researchers and clinicians. Examples will include Reel Two's Gene Ontology Knowledge Discovery System and a number of bioinformatics applications.

For conference information, please visit http://www.pacrimbiotechnology.com.

About Reel Two

Reel Two brings together a team of managers and developers with years of experience working together in the knowledge management and data mining software industry. Its experts in applied machine learning and knowledge extraction software have more than 75 combined years of experience, with several of them authoring or contributing to top-rated books and papers on data mining and text compression. The company's text-classification engine leads the industry in speed, accuracy, footprint and multi-lingual capability. Reel Two has also developed products for entity extraction, summarization, search and web crawling. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, Calif., with locations in New York, N.Y. and Hamilton, N.Z., its technical development center. For more information visit http://www.reeltwo.com/.