Interpreting hypernymic propositions in an online medical encyclopedia.

Marcelo Fiszman; Thomas C. Rindflesch; Halil Kilicoglu

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Interpreting hypernymic propositions in an online medical encyclopedia.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 14 Dec 2004 English Journal:AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium (issn: 1942-597X,

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Authors: Marcelo Fiszman; Thomas C. Rindflesch; Halil Kilicoglu;

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Interpreting hypernymic propositions in an online medical encyclopedia.

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Interpretation of semantic propositions from bio-medical texts documents would provide valuable support to natural language processing (NLP) applications. We are developing a methodology to interpret a kind of semantic proposition, the hypernymic proposition, in MEDLINE abstracts. In this paper, we expanded the system to identify these structures in a different discourse domain: the Medical Encyclopedia from the National Library of Medi-cine's MEDLINEplus Website.

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Encyclopedias as Topic, MedlinePlus, Online Systems, Unified Medical Language System, Natural Language Processing, Semantics

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