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I am very interested by ILP for some medical meta research, e.g. learning clinical guidelines (= care pathway for a particular condition) from papers on a topic
by rscho 6y ago
I am very interested by ILP for some medical meta research, e.g. learning clinical guidelines (= care pathway for a particular condition) from papers on a topic. Do you think the current state of the art makes that possible? Would you be interested in such a thing (am european academic MD)?
There would be a lot of noise, but there are big databases where the conclusions of clinical papers are already in predicate form.
- YeGoblynQueenne 6y ago>> There would be a lot of noise, but there are big databases where the conclusions of clinical papers are already in predicate form. What, really? Well in that case, that's ideal. To clarify: yes, it's very very possible with the current state of the art. If you had unstructured text you'd have to do a lot of leg work to put it into a structured form, but if it's already in some kind of formal er form, then that's perfect. I am interested, but I'm on the final year of my PhD and about to start on my thesis (I have a second paper to submit in May 1st, then it's thesis writing time after that). Which means I don't know exactly how much I can justify other work. But I would be definitely interested to demonstrate a real-world application of the system described in the paper I link to above. Or, if you're more interested in a different system, I can at least advise you how to use it. Would you like to get in touch using the email in my profile? I trust you'll know how to use vim :-)