As guergana mentioned ctakes has a rule based negation detection module.
In addition ytex adds a negex based analysis engine. Both approaches are
very sensitive to sentence splitting (see previous threads on alternative
sentence splitters).
An additional advantage of rule based negation is you do
like option 1, though you might want to double check the responsive layout on
android - Examples button is ~75% of Download.
the examples you reference are helpful but very (understandably) focused
towards a computer scientist audience. It would be wonderful to have example
usecases that a clin
Thanks so much for your work on these! I like 1 and 4 best, pretty much for
the same reasons as everyone else.
Hope you all had a great holiday season!
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Karthik Sarma
UCLA Medical Scientist Training Program Class of 20??
Member, UCLA Medical Imaging & Informatics Lab
Member, CA Delegation
#1 is definitely my favorite.
However, use #3 front page graphic in the #1 website 'examples' link.
Todd Lingren
Biomedical Informatics
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
todd.ling...@cchmc.org
513-803-9032
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