Extracting Medical Attributes from Clinical Trials
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Extracts diseases, dosages, ages, genders and side effects from FDA drug labels and clinical trials using noun/phrase candidates, word2vec/Gensim, the Stanford NLP parser and simple classifiers; a curated seed of ~8,000 drug/disease names plus hand-labeling ~100 candidates lets rule-based bootstrapping produce a reduced dataset with ≈95% accuracy, then a logistic regression model yields high precision/recall for drug→disease links. Integrates weak supervision via DeepDive and IPython notebooks; pipeline is deployable (Spark-ready) and the UI supports rapid correction and iteration.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:21FDA drug labels analysis
- 6:13Training data challenges
- 10:04Machine learning pipeline
- 13:55Clinical trials extraction
- 18:14DeepDive tool overview
- 22:59Conclusion and future work
- 24:02Q&A and lowest hanging fruit
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