Generation of Feature Vectors for Identifying Medical Entities in Spanish
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https://doi.org/10.13053/cys-29-3-5002Keywords:
Information Extraction, Named Entity Recognition, Natural Language ProcessingAbstract
Natural Language Processing (NLP) encompasses a range of high impact techniques for enabling computers to interact with humans in a more natural manner. One such technique is the extraction of entities, which allows computers to identify relevant information within a text. This paper presents a methodology for the recognition of medical entities within a texts written in Spanish. The methodology combines syntactic, semantic, and contextual features at the word level. The principal objective of a feature-based approach is the identification of drug, anatomy, and disease entities. A training evaluation was conducted on two types of machine learning algorithms, with an accuracy of 98\% on an external set. Additionally, an accuracy check was performed for each medical class.Downloads
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2025-09-25
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