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Standardization to aid interoperability between NLP system
Content Type: Abstract
There are a number of Natural Language Processing (NLP) annotation and Information Extraction (IE) systems and platforms that have been successfully used within the medical domain. Although these groups share components of their systems, there… read more -
Extending an Uncertainty Taxonomy for Suspected Pneumonia Case Review
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Natural language processing algorithms that accurately screen clinical documents for suspected pneumonia must extract and reason about whether these mentions provide evidence that supports, refutes, or represents uncertainty. Our efforts extend… read more -
Classifying Supporting, Refuting, or Uncertain Evidence for Pneumonia Case Review
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Characterizing mentions found in clinical texts that support, refute, or represent uncertainty for suspected pneumonia is one area where automated Natural Language Processing (NLP) screening algorithms could be improved. Mentions of uncertainty and… read more -
Developing Syndrome Definitions Based on Consensus and Current Use
Content Type: Webinar
Presenter Wendy Chapman, PhD, Associate Professor, Division of Biomedical Informatics, UCSD School of Medicine Date Thursday, November 18, 2010 Host ISDS… read more -
#wheezing: A Content Analysis of Asthma-Related Tweets
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Recently, a growing number of studies have made use of Twitter to track the spread of infectious disease. These investigations show that there are reliable spikes in traffic related to keywords associated with the spread of infectious diseases like… read more