This is advance notice that we expect to launch later today a web site into which you can enter clinical notes and they will be analysed to identify SCT concepts. This is a proof of concept experiment and the product of our research efforts and is not intended for any commercial function. Due to the restrictions of the SCT licence we cannot deliver the SCT codes to any external party, which means we can't display them on the screen to you but the software will highlight the segments of text that have been recognised (some erroneously of course). This is a request to encourage you to enter samples of your notes onto this page so that we can collect information to improve our systems. Once the licensing issues are resolved we will be happy to provide the codes in situ. You are welcome to visit our laboratory to see the full system working. I will release the address of the web page later today. Jon -------------------------------------------------------------- Prof. Jon Patrick Chair of Language Technology School of Information Technologies +61 2 9351 3524(Work) University of Sydney Sydney, 2006, Australia +61 2 9351 3838(Fax)
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