This paper describes the development of a specialized lexical resource for a specialized domain, namely medicine. Based on the obser-vation of a large collection of terms, we highlight the specificities that such a lexicon should take into account, and we show that general resources lack a large part of the words needed to process specialized language. We describe an experiment to feed semi-automatically a medical lexicon and populate it with inflectional information, which increased its coverage of the target vocabulary from 14.1 % to 25.7%. 1
The medical language specialized is one of the languages that bigger complexity presents at the pres...
Medical words exhibit a rich and productive morphol-ogy. Beyond simple inflection, derivation and co...
We present results of the collaboration of a multi-national team of researchers from (computational)...
Medical Informatics has a constant need for basic Medical Language Processing tasks, e.g., for codin...
International audienceMedical Informatics has a constant need for basic Medical Language Processing ...
Medical language processing depends on large-coverage, fine-grained specialized lexicons. The vast m...
International audienceMedical Informatics has a constant need for basic medical language processing ...
Lexical resources for medical language, such as lists of words with inflectional and derivational in...
International audiencePatients are often exposed to medical terms, such as anosognosia, myelodysplas...
International audienceExtracting concepts from medical texts is a key to support many advanced appli...
International audienceThis paper deals with lexical acquisition. We take another look at some experi...
This paper details the development of a new linguistic resource designed to integrate aspectual valu...
Medical language processing has focused until recently on a few types of textual documents. However,...
This paper reports on a project aiming at the semi-automatic development of a large orthographic-pho...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
The medical language specialized is one of the languages that bigger complexity presents at the pres...
Medical words exhibit a rich and productive morphol-ogy. Beyond simple inflection, derivation and co...
We present results of the collaboration of a multi-national team of researchers from (computational)...
Medical Informatics has a constant need for basic Medical Language Processing tasks, e.g., for codin...
International audienceMedical Informatics has a constant need for basic Medical Language Processing ...
Medical language processing depends on large-coverage, fine-grained specialized lexicons. The vast m...
International audienceMedical Informatics has a constant need for basic medical language processing ...
Lexical resources for medical language, such as lists of words with inflectional and derivational in...
International audiencePatients are often exposed to medical terms, such as anosognosia, myelodysplas...
International audienceExtracting concepts from medical texts is a key to support many advanced appli...
International audienceThis paper deals with lexical acquisition. We take another look at some experi...
This paper details the development of a new linguistic resource designed to integrate aspectual valu...
Medical language processing has focused until recently on a few types of textual documents. However,...
This paper reports on a project aiming at the semi-automatic development of a large orthographic-pho...
Colloque : Generative Approaches to the Lexicon, ParisInternational audienceThis paper describes an ...
The medical language specialized is one of the languages that bigger complexity presents at the pres...
Medical words exhibit a rich and productive morphol-ogy. Beyond simple inflection, derivation and co...
We present results of the collaboration of a multi-national team of researchers from (computational)...