Challenges and practical approaches with word sense disambiguation of acronyms and abbreviations in the clinical domain. [PDF]
Moon S, McInnes B, Melton GB.
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Combining heterogeneous classifiers for word-sense disambiguation
Dan Klein+4 more
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Meaningful clustering of senses helps boost word sense disambiguation performance [PDF]
Roberto Navigli
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Finite models for positive combinatorial and exponential algebra
Abstract We use high girth, high chromatic number hypergraphs to show that there are finite models of the equational theory of the semiring of non‐negative integers whose equational theory has no finite axiomatisation, and show this also holds if factorial, fixed base exponentiation and operations for binomial coefficients are adjoined.
Tumadhir Alsulami, Marcel Jackson
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Translation Disambiguation Based on 'Word-to-Sense and Sense-to-Word' Relationship [PDF]
Hyun Ah Lee
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Word Sense Disambiguation for clinical abbreviations
Las abreviaturas se utilizan ampliamente en las historias clínicas electrónicas de los pacientes y en mucha documentación médica, llegando a ser un 30-50% de las palabras empleadas en narrativa clínica. Existen más de 197.000 abreviaturas únicas usadas en textos clínicos siendo términos altamente ambiguos El significado de las abreviaturas varía en ...
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Unsupervised Graph-basedWord Sense Disambiguation Using Measures of Word Semantic Similarity [PDF]
Ravi Sinha, Rada Mihalcea
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ABSTRACT Behavioral self‐regulation (SR) refers to a set of abilities that enable flexible, adaptive, and goal‐directed behavior, including the abilities known as hot (emotional regulation) and cool (e.g., controlled attention) executive functions (EFs).
Thiago F. A. França+4 more
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Word Sense Disambiguation: Algorithms and Applications Eneko Agirre and Philip Edmonds (editors) (University of the Basque Country and Sharp Laboratories of Europe) Dordrecht: Springer (Text, speech, and language technology series, edited by Nancy Ide and Jean Véronis, volume 33), 2006, xxii+364 pp; hardbound,ISBN 1-4020-4804-4, $169.00, €129.95 [PDF]
Diana McCarthy
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Abstract Background and Aims Research into diabetic foot complications is extensive; it remains challenging to identify critical literature. Evolving interprofessional boundaries, alongside advances in molecular medicine and pathophysiological understanding, necessitates mapping of the scientific literature (corpus).
Benjamin M. Jones+3 more
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