Terminological databases constitute a fundamental source of information in the medical domain. They are used daily both by practitioners in the area, as well as in academia. Several resources of this kind are available, e.g. CIE, SnomedCT or UMLS (Unified Medical Language System). These terminological databases are of high quality due to them being the result of collaborative expert knowledge. However, they may show certain drawbacks in terms of faithfully representing the ever-changing medical domain. Therefore, systems aimed at capturing novel terminological knowledge in heterogeneous text sources, and able to include them in standard terminologies have the potential to add great value to such repositories. This paper presents, first, Sav...
Terminology extraction is an essential task in domain knowledge acquisition, as well as for informat...
[Lexical/terminological resource] First release of the Spanish Medical Abbreviation DataBase (AbreME...
Medical terminology derives mostly from Latin and Greek because historically these languages were th...
Terminological databases constitute a fundamental source of information in the medical domain. They ...
El uso frecuente de términos médicos motivó la construcción de grandes recursos terminológicos para ...
The objective of this document is to describe the experience of the Department of Health Informatics...
In this paper we discuss the design, implemen-tation, and use of Termino, a large scale termi-nologi...
Health information grows exponentially (doubling every 5 years), thus generating a sort of inflation...
This study deals with the terminology in Medicine articles of scientific popularization. Our interes...
International audienceComprehensive terminology is essential for a community to describe, exchange, ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its branch Natural Language Processing (NLP) in particular are main...
La mayoría de la información biomédica se encuentra presente como texto libre y existe un aumento co...
AbstractThe versatility of linguistic corpora makes them an excellent conceptual and terminological ...
Objectives: To automatically extend downwards an existing biomedical termi-nology using a corpus and...
El proyecto tiene como objetivo la definición y desarrollo de técnicas de extracción y búsqueda de i...
Terminology extraction is an essential task in domain knowledge acquisition, as well as for informat...
[Lexical/terminological resource] First release of the Spanish Medical Abbreviation DataBase (AbreME...
Medical terminology derives mostly from Latin and Greek because historically these languages were th...
Terminological databases constitute a fundamental source of information in the medical domain. They ...
El uso frecuente de términos médicos motivó la construcción de grandes recursos terminológicos para ...
The objective of this document is to describe the experience of the Department of Health Informatics...
In this paper we discuss the design, implemen-tation, and use of Termino, a large scale termi-nologi...
Health information grows exponentially (doubling every 5 years), thus generating a sort of inflation...
This study deals with the terminology in Medicine articles of scientific popularization. Our interes...
International audienceComprehensive terminology is essential for a community to describe, exchange, ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its branch Natural Language Processing (NLP) in particular are main...
La mayoría de la información biomédica se encuentra presente como texto libre y existe un aumento co...
AbstractThe versatility of linguistic corpora makes them an excellent conceptual and terminological ...
Objectives: To automatically extend downwards an existing biomedical termi-nology using a corpus and...
El proyecto tiene como objetivo la definición y desarrollo de técnicas de extracción y búsqueda de i...
Terminology extraction is an essential task in domain knowledge acquisition, as well as for informat...
[Lexical/terminological resource] First release of the Spanish Medical Abbreviation DataBase (AbreME...
Medical terminology derives mostly from Latin and Greek because historically these languages were th...