Assessing the Consistency of a Biomedical Terminology through Lexical Knowledge

Assessing the Consistency of a Biomedical Terminology through Lexical Knowledge (2002)

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by Olivier Bodenreider , Anita Burgun , Thomas C. Rindflesch

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@MISC{Bodenreider02assessingthe,
    author = {Olivier Bodenreider and Anita Burgun and Thomas C. Rindflesch},
    title = {Assessing the Consistency of a Biomedical Terminology through Lexical Knowledge},
    year = {2002}
}

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Objective: In this paper, we investigate the use of lexical knowledge for determining consistency in biomedical terminologies. We focus on adjectival modification as a way of assessing the systematic use of linguistic phenomena to represent similar lexical or semantic features in the constituent terms of a vocabulary.

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