Supporting Workflow and Adaptive Case Management with Language Technologies

Henkel, Martin; Perjons, Erik; Sneiders, Eriks

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-16486-1_53

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“…These texts are narratives that describe a "system's behavior under various conditions as the system responds to requests from stakeholders" (Cockburn, 2000) and are nowadays normally included in many language technology projects (e.g. see Henkel et al 2015). Use cases, personas/scenarios are relatively short texts -only a few dozen pages (see Press-mann, 2005:657) -normally written by domain experts who know how to correctly use terms in their own domain.…”

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confidence: 99%

Designing an Extensible Domain-Specific Web Corpus for “Layfication”

Santini

Jönsson

Strandqvist

et al. 2019

Advances in Systems Analysis, Software Engineering, and High Performance Computing

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In the era of data-driven science, corpus-based language technology is an essential part of cyber physical systems. In this chapter, the authors describe the design and the development of an extensible domain-specific web corpus to be used in a distributed social application for the care of the elderly at home. The domain of interest is the medical field of chronic diseases. The corpus is conceived as a flexible and extensible textual resource, where additional documents and additional languages will be appended over time. The main purpose of the corpus is to be used for building and training language technology applications for the “layfication” of the specialized medical jargon. “Layfication” refers to the automatic identification of more intuitive linguistic expressions that can help laypeople (e.g., patients, family caregivers, and home care aides) understand medical terms, which often appear opaque. Exploratory experiments are presented and discussed.

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Section: Growing Up: Creation and Evaluation Of Ecare_en_02mentioning

confidence: 99%