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Deep learning facilitates rapid classification of human and veterinary clinical narratives

2018-10-04

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>Objective</h4> Currently, dedicated tagging staff spend considerable effort assigning clinical codes to patient summaries for public health purposes, and machine-learning automated tagging is bottlenecked by availability of electronic medical records. Veterinary medical records, a largely untapped data source that could benefit both human and non-human patients, could fill the gap. <h4>Mate...

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10.1101/429720
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