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NLP and Online Health Reports: What do we say and what do we mean?
2016
Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Health Text Mining and Information Analysis
Social media sites such as microblogs and discussion board forums have the potential to be rich source of information about human health. Going beyond simple keyword search and harnessing the data for insights that can benefit public health presents both opportunities and challenges to natural language processing (NLP). In this talk I survey the progress made using NLP methods, e.g. for adverse drug reaction profiling, flu surveillance and the study of depressive disorders. I will then look at
doi:10.18653/v1/w16-6111
dblp:conf/acl-louhi/Collier16
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