Lslsd: Fusion long short-level semantic dependency of chinese emrs for event extraction

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Abstract

Most existing medical event extraction methods have primarily adopted a simplex model based on either pattern matching or deep learning, which ignores the distribution characteristics of entities and events in the medical corpus. They have not categorized the granularity of event ele-ments, leading to the poor generalization ability of the model. This paper proposes a diagnosis and treatment event extraction method in the Chinese language, fusing long short-level semantic dependency of the corpus, LSLSD, for solving these problems. LSLSD can effectively capture different levels of semantic information within and between event sentences in the electronic medical record (EMR) corpus. Moreover, the event arguments are divided into short word-level and long sentence-level, with the sequence annotation and pattern matching combined to realize multi-granularity argument recognition, as well as to improve the generalization ability of the model. Finally, this paper constructs a diagnosis and treatment event data set of Chinese EMRs by proposing a semi-automatic corpus labeling method, and an enormous number of experiment results show that LSLSD can improve the F1-value of event extraction task by 7.1% compared with the several strong baselines.

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Zhai, P., Wang, C., & Fang, Y. (2021). Lslsd: Fusion long short-level semantic dependency of chinese emrs for event extraction. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 11(16). https://doi.org/10.3390/app11167237

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