Finding semantic similarity between short biomedical texts, such as article abstracts or experiment descriptions, may provide important information for health researchers. This paper presents a method for calculating text similarity in the biomedical context. The method implements a pairwise concept semantic similarity measure that uses concept definitions and ontology structure. The respective results have demonstrated an improved performance in comparison with a previous version of the method using lexical-based measures as similarity function, as well as with other alternative tools for measuring text similarity. General Terms: Semantic text similarity in biomedicine, text minin
The determination of semantic similarity between word pairs is an important task in text understandi...
AbstractBackgroundDetermining similarity between two individual concepts or two sets of concepts ext...
The ability to quantify the degree to which concepts are similar or related to each other is a key c...
Sanchez Graillet O. Improving Semantic Similarity for Pairs of Short Biomedical Texts with Concept D...
Semantic similarity is useful in different areas of Natural Language Processing (NLP), such as word-...
Sanchez Graillet O. Using Concept Definitions and Ontology Structure to Measure Semantic Similarity ...
AbstractSemantic similarity estimation is an important component of analysing natural language resou...
Abstract Background Semantic similarity measures estimate the similarity between concepts, and play ...
Summarization: Semantic Similarity relates to computing the similarity between concepts (terms) whic...
IntroductionIn this article, we evaluate a knowledge-based word sense disambiguation method that det...
AbstractThe estimation of the semantic similarity between terms provides a valuable tool to enable t...
AbstractOntologies are widely adopted in the biomedical domain to characterize various resources (e....
This paper presents a method for measuring the semantic similarity of texts, using corpus-based and ...
This paper presents a method for measuring the semantic similarity of texts, using corpus-based and ...
The determination of semantic similarity between word pairs is an important task in text understandi...
The determination of semantic similarity between word pairs is an important task in text understandi...
AbstractBackgroundDetermining similarity between two individual concepts or two sets of concepts ext...
The ability to quantify the degree to which concepts are similar or related to each other is a key c...
Sanchez Graillet O. Improving Semantic Similarity for Pairs of Short Biomedical Texts with Concept D...
Semantic similarity is useful in different areas of Natural Language Processing (NLP), such as word-...
Sanchez Graillet O. Using Concept Definitions and Ontology Structure to Measure Semantic Similarity ...
AbstractSemantic similarity estimation is an important component of analysing natural language resou...
Abstract Background Semantic similarity measures estimate the similarity between concepts, and play ...
Summarization: Semantic Similarity relates to computing the similarity between concepts (terms) whic...
IntroductionIn this article, we evaluate a knowledge-based word sense disambiguation method that det...
AbstractThe estimation of the semantic similarity between terms provides a valuable tool to enable t...
AbstractOntologies are widely adopted in the biomedical domain to characterize various resources (e....
This paper presents a method for measuring the semantic similarity of texts, using corpus-based and ...
This paper presents a method for measuring the semantic similarity of texts, using corpus-based and ...
The determination of semantic similarity between word pairs is an important task in text understandi...
The determination of semantic similarity between word pairs is an important task in text understandi...
AbstractBackgroundDetermining similarity between two individual concepts or two sets of concepts ext...
The ability to quantify the degree to which concepts are similar or related to each other is a key c...