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Philipp Daumke1, Kornél Markó, Michael Poprat
1Freiburg University Hospital, Department of Medical Informatics (http://www.imbi.uni-freiburg.de/medinf).
Abstract:
We present a unique technique to create a multilingual biomedical dictionary, based on a methodology called Morpho-Semantic indexing. Our approach closes a gap caused by the absence of free available multilingual medical dictionaries and the lack of accuracy of non-medical electronic translation tools. We first explain the underlying technology followed by a description of the dictionary interface, which makes use of a multilingual subword thesaurus and of statistical information from a domain-specific, multilingual corpus.
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