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See Latest ArticlesRecognizing Obesity and Comorbidities in Sparse Data
Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 07/16/09
Uzuner O et al. - Evaluation of system runs shows that the best predictions of textual judgments come from systems that filter the potentially noisy portions of the narratives, project dictionaries of disease names onto the remaining text, apply negation extraction, and process the text through rules. Information on disease-related concepts, such as symptoms and medications, and general medical knowledge help systems infer intuitive judgments on the diseases.
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