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    • Commercial crystallization screen files from different companies utilize diverse data representations and naming conventions.
    • These inconsistencies pose significant challenges for automated analysis, increasing manual effort and time investment.

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    • To develop and validate a computational approach for matching elements between different data schemas.
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    • To reduce the human effort required for analyzing diverse crystallization experiment data.

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    • The study employs linguistic schema matching methods to computationally compare and align elements of disparate data schemas.
    • A transformation process is implemented to convert input screen files into a user-specified target format.
    • The approach was rigorously tested using commercial screen files from multiple providers.

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    • The developed approach achieved an overall accuracy of 97% in schema matching.
    • This accuracy significantly surpasses that of two other tested matching methods.
    • The tool successfully maps screen files to user-preferred formats using custom chemical names.

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    • The linguistic schema matching approach effectively addresses the challenges of data heterogeneity in crystallization experiments.
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