Akram, the typesystem in ctakes was created by a project with the aim of 
specifying things that are useful, without specifying implementations for them 
all. There are many items in the data model that there are no ctakes modules to 
fill. The idea was that when people bring things online there are placeholders 
for that information, so that new functionality is not added in a completely ad 
hoc way. So of the examples you describe:

- discoveryTechnique is always the same because you are running the same 
pipeline
- confidence is not filled in by the dictionary lookup -- the current method 
used does not generate a confidence score
- disambiguated is not filled but is technically correct because there is no 
disambiguation algorithm running
- polarity, uncertainty, conditional, generic, historyOf, can be filled in by 
certain pipelines. You will have to add them after the DictionarySubPIpe to see 
them filled in.

Tim

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From: Akram <as...@yahoo.com.INVALID>
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2020 4:37 AM
To: dev@ctakes.apache.org
Subject: how to activate inactive features in cTAKES? [EXTERNAL]

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Hi
I can extract many tags when I use the default .piper in cTakes
Tags such as LabMention, AnatomicalSiteMention, ProcedureMention, etc they all 
extracted from applying this piper
----------------------------------------------------------------
load DefaultTokenizerPipeline

load DictionarySubPipe

writeHtml
writeXmis
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The problem is there are some features that do not change no matter the text 
change.
most importantly confidence which is always 0
How can I get the confidence of each term?
other features such
discoveryTechnique is always 1

polarity always 0

uncertainty always 0

conditional always false

generic always false

historyOf always 0

score always 0

disambiguated always flase

how can I get these features working and where can I find more info about these 
features and what do they mean?
Thanks

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