Disambiguation Contextual Words Sample Clauses

Disambiguation Contextual Words. This aims to filter out ambiguous term which is irrelevant to the objective concept. For example: to extract disease information in the sentence “the patient takes cancer screen”, the term “cancer” should not be extracted as disease of the patient since “cancer screen” is a medical procedure, not a disease. In this case, “screen” would be used as landmark to filter out the term “cancer”. The learning process discovers this sort of contextual words, and uses them for disambiguation. In addition, negation and uncertainty detection are major challenges of clinical information extraction. In IDEAL-X, we use predefined rules to detect negation and uncertain contextual information to rule out negated or uncertain terms.
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