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Developing an open-source framework for LLM evaluation of patients using EHR clinical documentation; performance of LLMs relative to medical professionals

Barrett L, Joshi N, North AS, Dimitrov L, Maughan EF, Ross T, Pankhania R, Paramjothy K, Minty I, Farache-Trajano L, Smith SL, Mason KA, Bhargava EK, Donnelly C, Fatoum H, Padiyar A, Kader Z, Chan CHK, Schilder AG, Mehta N.   +19 more
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Language in Medical Documentation

JAMA, 2013
A Viewpoint by Dr Wang1 encouraged readers to adopt a documentation style that would be targeted for patients' consumption. We disagree and posit that patient care would suffer.
W James, Dittmar, Alex, Weller
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Language documentation

2010
Ethical issues as they relate to documentation of endangered languages include consideration of the rights and obligations of the various parties who have interests in such work. Ownership, copyright, and access restrictions are examined from the perspectives of the language documenters, of the minority societies within larger governments, and of the ...
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A Hierarchical Document Retrieval Language

Information Retrieval, 2000
Summary: The focus of this work is on the development of a document retrieval language which attempts to enable users to better represent their requirements with respect to retrieved documents. We describe a framework for evaluating documents which allows, in the spirit of computing with words, a linguistic specification of the interrelationship ...
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Visual languages for sketching documents

Proceeding 2000 IEEE International Symposium on Visual Languages, 2002
We present a visual approach to layout documents as hand-drawn compositions of simple geometric shapes. This approach is based on a grammatical method to support document design through sketch recognition which explicitly addresses visual ambiguity.
Maria Pinto-Albuquerque, Manuel J. Fonseca, Joaquim A. Jorge   +2 more
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LANGUAGES In DOCUMENTATION

Aslib Proceedings, 1963
In approaching the problem of languages—of how they affect communications in general and documentation in particular—there is a strong temptation to draw an analogy with the wheelbarrow (but with apologies to the wheelbarrow, which did in fact represent an advanced development in the evolution of transport).
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Self documentation of endangered languages

2012 8th International Symposium on Chinese Spoken Language Processing, 2012
Several minority languages are on the verge of extinction in Nepal, especially when they don't have a generally accepted writing system and occur in an area where Nepali (the official language) is predominantly used. Lohorung is an example, which is spoken among the Lohroung Rai communities of Sankhuwasabha, a hilly district of eastern Nepal.
Sagun Dhakhwa, Jens Allwood
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Language Documentation: The Nahuatl Grammar

2005
We describe an on-going documentation project for Nahuatl, an indigenous language of Mexico. While we follow standard recommendations for documenting text corpora and for the dictionary, the usual recommendations are not explicit concerning the grammar.
Mike Maxwell, Jonathan D. Amith
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A Document Database Query Language

2002
This work presents a natural language based technique to build user interfaces to query document databases through the web. We call such technique Bounded Natural Language (BNL). Interfaces based on BNL are useful to query document databases containing only structured data, containing only text or containing both of them.
Nieves R. Brisaboa, Miguel R. Penabad, Ángeles Saavedra Places, Francisco J. Rodríguez 0002   +3 more
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