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Biosurveillance for invasive fungal infections via text mining
David Martinez
, Hanna Suominen
, Michelle Ananda-Rajah
, Lawrence Cavedon
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Keyphrases
Annotator
9%
Aspergillosis
18%
Aspergillus
9%
Australia
9%
Automatically Identify
9%
Bag of Visual Words (BoVW)
9%
Biosurveillance
100%
Cancer Center
9%
Cause of Disease
9%
Classification Level
9%
Common Life
9%
Computed Tomography
9%
Concept Base
9%
Concept Description
9%
Diagnosis Stage
9%
Health Systems
9%
Hospital-acquired Infection
9%
In-hospital Death
9%
Invasive Fungal Disease
100%
Invasive Fungal Infection
100%
Language Processing
9%
Language Technology
18%
Life-threatening
9%
Log-likelihood Ratio
9%
Machine Learning
9%
Machine Learning Approach
9%
Medical Experts
9%
Melbourne
18%
MetaMap
9%
Mortality Rate
9%
Multi-keyword
9%
Multiple Scans
9%
Patient Time
9%
Patient-level
9%
Processing Technology
9%
Punctuation
9%
Radiology Reports
9%
Statistical Machine Learning
9%
Systems-based
9%
Text Mining
100%
Text Mining Techniques
9%
Text-dependent
9%
Weka
9%
Medicine and Dentistry
Aspergillosis
18%
Aspergillus
9%
Biosurveillance
100%
Diseases
18%
Fungal Infection
100%
Health Care Cost
9%
Health System
9%
Hospital Infection
9%
Infection
9%
Language Processing
9%
Malignant Neoplasm
9%
Mortality Rate
9%
Radiology
9%
Systemic Mycosis
100%
X-Ray Computed Tomography
9%
Computer Science
Collected Data
33%
Concept Description
33%
Language Processing
33%
Learning System
33%
Likelihood Ratio
33%
Machine Learning
33%
Machine Learning Approach
33%
Mining Technique
33%
Support Vector Machine
33%
Text Mining
100%