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DeepPhe: A Natural Language Processing System for Extracting Cancer Phenotypes from Clinical Records.

Cancer research - 1 Nov 2017

Savova Guergana K, Tseytlin Eugene, Finan Sean, Castine Melissa, Miller Timothy, Medvedeva Olga, Harris David, Hochheiser Harry, Lin Chen, Chavan Girish, Jacobson Rebecca S

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Precise phenotype information is needed to understand the effects of genetic and epigenetic changes on tumor behavior and responsiveness. Extraction and representation of cancer phenotypes is currently mostly performed manually, making it difficult to correlate phenotypic data to genomic data. In addition, genomic data are being produced at an increasingly faster pace, exacerbating the problem. The DeepPhe...

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PMID: 29092954
DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-17-0615
PMCID: PMC5690492

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