Hi,
Just wanted to give a heads up- My usual childrens/harvard email
address will no longer be valid after this week. I will continue to
use my chenpei@a.o one as I will be moving on to focus on our startup,
Wired Informatics.
--Pei
Hi Jose,
There were some previous discussions[1] on how to get the annotated
training data. Essentially, there currently isn't a centralized or
easy way of getting w/o having to sign individual Data Use Agreements
from source institutions.
There is a clear need to simplify this and I believe the
Hi,
cTAKES has a dictionary lookup behavior that I cannot explain, you can verify
the queries via the cTAKES demo that has been posted here at:
http://52.27.22.206:8080/index.jsp but it also happens with the current 3.2.2
version and the fast dictionary UMLS lookup
SENTENCE: Took the baby to
The rare words, given the example terms below are “primary”, “milk”, and “baby”.
The lookup allows for a certain number of “misses”.
The “baby to” hits on “baby” as the rare word.
“baby to” compared to “baby tooth” is 1 “miss” and qualifies as a match. (in
practice, if I recall correctly, “to” is
Hello,
I am new to cTAKES, and when I was running it, I got the following error:
10 Nov 2015 22:30:49,850 INFO JobDriver - T[21] advanceJdState
current=Initializing request=Active result=Active
10 Nov 2015 22:30:49,982 ERROR ProxyLogger - T[18] loggify
org.apache.uima.cas.CASRuntimeException:
Britt,
I observed it also depends on what the "missed" word is.
"baby to" , "baby too" match C1305907 of "baby tooth", however "baby token"
does not match it.
"electrolyte le", "electrolyte lev" match C0428284 "electrolyte level", but
"electrolyte dev" does not match.
It seems if the "missed"
