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Expanding a Gazetteer-Based Approach for Geo-Parsing Disease Alerts

author: Mikaela Keller, IDIAP Research Institute

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Discovering in a text the geographic references it may contain, is a task that human readers perform using both their lexical and contextual knowledge. Using a gazetteer to label such targeted references in a dataset, this paper proposes an approach to learning the context in which they appear and by this means extending the prior knowledge encoded in the gazetteer. The present work was carried in the particular framework of a system for disease outbreak alerts detection and geo-indexing.

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0:00 Expanding a Gazetteer-Based Approach for Geo-Parsing Disease Alerts
0:19 Motivation: HealthMap - 1
1:00 Motivation: HealthMap - 2
1:46 Motivation: HealthMap - 3
2:48 Outline
3:11 Outline - Geo-parsing
3:12 Geographical Mapping - 1
3:34 Geographical Mapping - 2
4:18 Geographical Mapping - 3
4:36 Human Geo-parsing
6:22 Automatic Geo-parsing
9:22 HealthMap Gazetteer
10:33 Main Idea
12:05 Outline - An Extension of the Gazetteer-based Approach
12:13 Word Representation
13:29 Hiding Words
14:50 A Neural Network - 1
15:52 A Neural Network - 2
16:49 Outline - Experiments
16:52 Training
18:10 Training Set Increase - 1
19:14 Training Set Increase - 2
20:20 - Questions

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