Cross-lingual German Biomedical Information Extraction: from Zero-shot to Human-in-the-Loop

Siting Liang, Mareike Hartmann, Daniel Sonntag
1/24/2023
cs.HCcs.CL

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This paper presents our project proposal for extracting biomedical information from German clinical narratives with limited amounts of annotations. We first describe the applied strategies in transfer learning and active learning for solving our problem. After that, we discuss the design of the user interface for both supplying model inspection and obtaining user annotations in the interactive environment.

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@article{liang2023crosslingual,
  title  = {Cross-lingual German Biomedical Information Extraction: from Zero-shot to Human-in-the-Loop},
  author = {Siting Liang and Mareike Hartmann and Daniel Sonntag},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2301.09908},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2301.09908v1}
}

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