Finding medical words from a document
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I have a document from which I have to find the medical words, for example:
Cristy has failed conservative treatment of his carpal tunnel syndrome and
wishes to proceed with carpal tunnel release.
John is a good candidate for total shoulder arthroplasty as he has been
suffering from this problem from a very long time.
I have to find from the above sentences:
1. carpal tunnel release.
2. total shoulder arthroplasty
May I know how it could be done? I tried to use Spacy but I am not getting the results.
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_lg')
doc = nlp(line)
for word in doc:
if (word.pos_ == "ADJ" or word.pos_ == "PROPN" or word.pos_ == "NOUN" )
python-3.x nlp nltk spacy data-extraction
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I have a document from which I have to find the medical words, for example:
Cristy has failed conservative treatment of his carpal tunnel syndrome and
wishes to proceed with carpal tunnel release.
John is a good candidate for total shoulder arthroplasty as he has been
suffering from this problem from a very long time.
I have to find from the above sentences:
1. carpal tunnel release.
2. total shoulder arthroplasty
May I know how it could be done? I tried to use Spacy but I am not getting the results.
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_lg')
doc = nlp(line)
for word in doc:
if (word.pos_ == "ADJ" or word.pos_ == "PROPN" or word.pos_ == "NOUN" )
python-3.x nlp nltk spacy data-extraction
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
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If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38
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I have a document from which I have to find the medical words, for example:
Cristy has failed conservative treatment of his carpal tunnel syndrome and
wishes to proceed with carpal tunnel release.
John is a good candidate for total shoulder arthroplasty as he has been
suffering from this problem from a very long time.
I have to find from the above sentences:
1. carpal tunnel release.
2. total shoulder arthroplasty
May I know how it could be done? I tried to use Spacy but I am not getting the results.
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_lg')
doc = nlp(line)
for word in doc:
if (word.pos_ == "ADJ" or word.pos_ == "PROPN" or word.pos_ == "NOUN" )
python-3.x nlp nltk spacy data-extraction
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
I have a document from which I have to find the medical words, for example:
Cristy has failed conservative treatment of his carpal tunnel syndrome and
wishes to proceed with carpal tunnel release.
John is a good candidate for total shoulder arthroplasty as he has been
suffering from this problem from a very long time.
I have to find from the above sentences:
1. carpal tunnel release.
2. total shoulder arthroplasty
May I know how it could be done? I tried to use Spacy but I am not getting the results.
nlp = spacy.load('en_core_web_lg')
doc = nlp(line)
for word in doc:
if (word.pos_ == "ADJ" or word.pos_ == "PROPN" or word.pos_ == "NOUN" )
python-3.x nlp nltk spacy data-extraction
python-3.x nlp nltk spacy data-extraction
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
asked Nov 19 at 15:13
Cathy
445
445
If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38
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If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38
If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38
If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38
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If you want medical terms, you need a resource that knows medical terms. And you'll probably need to figure out how to use it to tag your data. Spacy does it automagically, but it's general-purpose magic. Were you really asked to do this without any pointers to a resource you could apply to the task?
– alexis
Nov 19 at 20:38