Proceedings of 15th IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS 2002)
DOI: 10.1109/cbms.2002.1011403
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Semi-automatic classification of clinical diagnoses with hybrid approach

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“…They used it to map a diagnosis word into a form/meaning layer, then to convert the corresponding term into a concept layer before matching it to labels of ICD codes in an expression layer. Heja et al [31] compared several models based on N-grams, vector space models, and neural networks for matching diagnosis words with a list of ICD code labels and suggested that a hybrid model yielded better matching results. Pakhomov et al [32] designed an automated coding system that assigned codes to out-patient diagnoses using example-based and machine learning techniques.…”
Section: Semi-automated and Automated Icd Coding Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They used it to map a diagnosis word into a form/meaning layer, then to convert the corresponding term into a concept layer before matching it to labels of ICD codes in an expression layer. Heja et al [31] compared several models based on N-grams, vector space models, and neural networks for matching diagnosis words with a list of ICD code labels and suggested that a hybrid model yielded better matching results. Pakhomov et al [32] designed an automated coding system that assigned codes to out-patient diagnoses using example-based and machine learning techniques.…”
Section: Semi-automated and Automated Icd Coding Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%