2017
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1708.00850
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Towards Semantic Modeling of Contradictions and Disagreements: A Case Study of Medical Guidelines

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“…Notice that unlike our earlier work Zadrozny et al (2017), in this article we have not performed any logical analysis of the guidelines. Thus the similarities and differences in distances are conceptual, they reflect the conceptual knowledge of the writers (through the word and concept embeddings of their texts),…”
Section: Discussion Future Work and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Notice that unlike our earlier work Zadrozny et al (2017), in this article we have not performed any logical analysis of the guidelines. Thus the similarities and differences in distances are conceptual, they reflect the conceptual knowledge of the writers (through the word and concept embeddings of their texts),…”
Section: Discussion Future Work and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…To switch to more recent and more technical work, Bowles et al (2019) focuses on finding and resolving conflicting recommendations using a formal model and automated proof systems -it relies on a manual translation into a formal language, Labelled Event Structure. This is a very interesting work, somewhat in the spirit of our own attempts to do it, Zadrozny et al (2017), using a combination of NLP and information retrieval tools. In another article dealing with contradictory recommendations, Tsopra et al (2018) focus on the semi-automatic detection of inconsistencies in guidelines and apply their tools to antibiotherapy in primary care.…”
Section: Text Analysis Of Medical Guidelinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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