Re: Differences in MedicationMention annotations on subsequent processing runs

2014-10-09 Thread Bruce Tietjen
Sorry, my mistake, it was still running the old dictionary lookups. Since your earlier question, I have been trying to get the lookup-fast to work and have not yet been successful. I made the change to AgregatePlaintextUMLSProcessor.xml: But I've been getting the following

RE: Differences in MedicationMention annotations on subsequent processing runs

2014-10-09 Thread Finan, Sean
I just ran the –fast with an example containing bacitracin in four sentences, once being the first word and once being the last. In ten of ten runs all four bacitracin mentions were discovered. You completely replaced the dictionary lookup with ? From: Bruce Tietjen [mailto:

RE: Differences in MedicationMention annotations on subsequent processing runs

2014-10-09 Thread Finan, Sean
> DictionaryLookupAnnotator which is a container for the dictionaries and it > iterates through the list of lookup dictionaries I am confused. The new dictionary-lookup-fast has neither this class nor multiple dictionaries. The umls and rxnorm are in the same database table and lookup is perf

Re: Differences in MedicationMention annotations on subsequent processing runs

2014-10-09 Thread Bruce Tietjen
I tried the Dictionary-lookup-fast module and the bahavior is the same. I did have to run it a number of times before timing was right to reproduce the issue. With the older lookup, chances were about 50/50 between which dictionary ran first. Using the dictionary-fast, it seems more like 70/30 with