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Bridging clinical narratives and structured phenotypes with large language models and sentence transformers.
Journal of genetics and genomics = Yi chuan xue bao - 1 Jul 2026
Cai Jihao, Li Guozhuang, Yang Yongxin, Xu Kexin, Zhao Sen, Hospedales Timothy, Zhao Lina, Yang Jianle, Wu Zhihong, Zhang Terry Jianguo, Chen Zefu, Wu Nan
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Structured phenotypes are important for Mendelian disorder diagnosis, gene-phenotype association studies, and standardized phenotypic data sharing. Although electronic health records (EHRs) contain abundant phenotypic information, much of it is unstructured. Early automated phenotyping methods are rule-based, limiting their ability to capture semantic variability and contextual information. Recent deep learning...
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