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Mapping the plague through natural language processing

2021-04-30

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Pandemic diseases such as plague have produced a vast amount of literature providing information about the spatiotemporal extent of past epidemics, circumstances of transmission, symptoms, or countermeasures. However, the manual extraction of such information from running text is a tedious process, and much of this information has therefore remained locked into a narrative format. Natural Language processing (NLP)...

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fed593c2-9ba7-53fe-bd3a-26736000563e
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10.1101/2021.04.27.21256212
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