An intelligence analyst often needs to keep track of more facts than can be held in human memory. As a result, analysts use a notebook or evidence file to record facts learned so far. In practice, the evidence file is often an electronic document into which text snippets and hand-typed notes are placed. While this kind of evidence file is easy to read and edit, it provides little help for makin...

This article presents a survey on diagnosis code prediction from various information in Electronic Health Records (EHR): both unstructured free text and structured data. Particularly, our interests are in casting the problem as text classification with multiple sources and using neural network based models. We will first present previous work in this area and describe some simple baseline model...

Morris and Hirst [10] present a method of linking significant words that are about the same topic. The resulting lexical chains are a means of identifying cohesive regions in a text, with applications in many natural language processing tasks, including text summarization. The first lexical chains were constructed manually using Roget’s International Thesaurus. Morris and Hirst wrote that autom...

This paper discusses the principle of electronic data and retrieval methods for the Secret History of the Mongols, which is a great classical historical work written in the 13th century with Chinese characters transliterated from Mongol. This handwritten work contains rather rich text information, which should be the contents of forming an electronic database. There are in the original book mul...

Family history is considered a core element of clinical care. In this study we assessed the quality of family history data captured in an established commercial electronic health record (EHR) at a large academic medical center. Because the EHR had no centralized location to store family history information, it was collected as part of clinical notes in structured or free-text format. We analyze...

Between August 2000 and August 2002, the Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia distributed over seven million freely-available electronic books to users from more than 100 different countries. Delivered in a variety of formats, including .lit and .pdb, these ebooks have provided proof-of-concept for the adaptive uses of TEI standards beyond the World Wide Web – standards that the...

This paper describes an ongoing project to develop and maintain a comprehensive electronic Japanese-English dictionary capable of use within a variety of search-and-display, electronic-text reading support, and machine translation environments. The project consists of two parts: (a) the compilation of two major dataales; a Japanese-English lexicon (EDICT), and a kanji information database (KANJ...

The different contributions to the entropy change linked to the austenite-martensitic transition in a Ni-Mn-Sn metamagnetic shape memory alloy have been determined by combining different experimental techniques. The vibrational contribution has been inferred from the vibrational density of states of both the martensitic and austenite phases. This has been accomplished by combining time-of-fligh...

This text examines the determining aspects of the electronic systems for teaching support. It also gives information about the survey carried out on this topic. The perception of the electronic systems by students and teachers is also a concern. The survey was made at selected Czech universities.

Categorization of text plays an important role in the text mining field. Text categorization is the process in which documents are categorized into its predefined category. Automatic text categorization is an important task due to large amount of electronic documents. This paper presents a survey of Text categorization of Indian and non-Indian languages. There is very less work done in text cat...