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The SPECIALIST Lexicon and NLP Tools
August 19, 2007
Medinfo 2007
Allen Browne, Guy Divita, Anantha Bangalore,
Karen Thorn, Chris Lu, Susanne Humphrey
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US National Library of MedicineLister Hill
Nation Center for Biomedical Communication
  • Allen C. Browne
  • Guy Divita
  • Chris Lu
  • Susanne Humphrey
  • Anantha Bangalore
  • Karen Thorn

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Medinfo Tutorial S-023SPECIALIST NLP Tools for
UMLS Developers
  • Introduction Allen Browne
  • The Specialist Lexicon Allen Browne
  • Lexical Tools Chris Lu
  • Text Tools Guy Divita
  • Text Categorization Lu Browne
  • Knowledge Source Server Anantha Bangalore

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Text processing
Lexical tools
SPECIALIST LEXICON
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The SPECIALIST Lexicon
  • A syntactic lexicon
  • Biomedical and general English
  • Over 330,000 records

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Lexicon Growth
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George A. Miller The Science of Words 1991
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(No Transcript)
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Frequency Spectrum Alice in Wonderland
Bayaan, 2001
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The SPECIALIST Lexicon
  • Morphology
  • Inflection
  • Derivation
  • Orthography
  • Spelling variants
  • Syntax
  • Complementation for verbs, nouns, and adjectives

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Morphology
  • Inflectional
  • nucleus, nuclei
  • cauterize, cauterizes, cauterized, cauterizing
  • red, redder reddest
  • Derivational
  • laryngeal -- larynx
  • transport -- transportation

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Derivational Morphology
Dictionaryologyist
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Inflectional Morphology
  • octopus
  • octopi
  • octopuses

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Orthography
Spelling Variation
  • align -- aline
  • Graves disease -- Gravess disease -- Graves
    disease
  • anesthetize -- anesthetise
  • Esophagus -- oesophagus
  • foetus fetus
  • centre -- center

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Orthography
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Syntax -- Verb Complements
  • intran
  • Ill treat.
  • trannp
  • He treated the patient.
  • ditrannp,pphr(with,np)
  • She treated the patient with the drug.

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Syntax -- Verb Complements
basetreat entryE0061964 catverb variantsreg
intran trannp tranpphr(with,np) tranpphr(o
f,np) ditrannp,pphr(to,np) ditrannp,pphr(with,
np) ditrannp,pphr(for,np) cplxtrannp,advbl no
minalizationtreatmentnounE0061968
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The SPECIALIST Lexicon
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Miller -- 1991
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Lexicon Unit Records
basechronic entryE0016869 catadj variantsin
v positionattrib(1) positionpred stative
baseKaposi's sarcoma spelling_variantKaposi
sarcoma entryE0003576 catnoun variantsuncount
variantsreg variantsglreg
baseaspirate entryE0010803 catverb
variantsreg trannp
nominalizationaspirationnounE0010804
basein entryE0033870 catprep
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Orthographic vs. Lexicographic Word
  • Why, for instance, if a two-word boy scout
    feels chilly on his one-word campground, does he
    pull up a two-word camp chair in front of his
    one-word campfire? Anyone who seeks a strictly
    logical answer to such questions is chasing
    will-o'-the-wisps (chargeable in telegrams as a
    single word, because of the hyphens) in a
    semantic bog.
  • Louis Salomon, Semantics and Common Sense,
    Holt Rinehart and Winston, 1966.

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UTF-8
basedeja vu spelling_variantdeja-vu
spelling_variantdéjà vu entryE0021340 catnoun
variantsuncount
baseresume spelling_variantrésumé
spelling_variantresumé entryE0053099 catnoun
variantsreg
baserole spelling_variantrôle entryE0053757 c
atnoun variantsreg
basecafe spelling_variantcafé
entryE0420690 catnoun variantsreg
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Noun Variants
  • Kaposis sarcoma
  • Kaposis sarcomas
  • Kaposis sarcomata
  • Kaposi sarcoma
  • Kaposi sarcomas
  • Kaposi sarcomata

baseKaposi's sarcoma spelling_variantKaposi
sarcoma entryE0003576 catnoun variantsuncount
variantsreg variantsglreg
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Regular Nouns
The plural suffix is s. y becomes ie following a
consonant before s. e is inserted before s if the
base ends in s, z, x, ch, or s
Leach Leaches Stomach Stomachs ? irregular
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Greco-latin Regular nouns
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Uncount Nouns(abstract or mass)
basesmallpox entryE0056359 catnoun variants
uncount basepotassium entryE0049387 catnoun
variantsuncount
  • a smallpox
  • two smallpoxes
  • much smallpox
  • a potassium
  • two potassiums
  • much potassium

This form does not occur
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Fixed Plural Nouns
basescissors entryE0054633 catnoun
variantsplur
basepolice entryE0048616 catnoun variantspl
ur
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Irregular Nouns
baselarynx entryE0036919 catnoun
variantsirreglarynges variantsreg
basecorpus entryE0019113 catnoun
variantsirregcorpora variantsreg
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Regular Verbs
  • The third person present tense suffix is s.
  • y becomes ie following a consonant before s.
  • e is inserted between z, x, ch, or sh and s.
  • The past tense suffix is ed.
  • y becomes ie following a consonant before ed.
  • Final e is deleted before ed.
  • The past participle is the same as the past tense.
  • The present participle suffix is ing.
  • - y becomes ie following a consonant before ing.
  • - Final e is deleted before ing
  • unless preceded by e, y or o.

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Regular Verbs
  • dismiss dismisses, dismissed, dismissing
  • agree agrees agreed agreeing
  • dry dries, dried, drying

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Regular Doubling Verbs
  • End in a CVC pattern
  • Double the final consonant before ed and ing.
  • Are otherwise regular
  • variantsregd

control controls, controlled, controlling
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Irregular Verbs
  • basebite
  • entryE0013219
  • catverb
  • variantsirregbitebitesbitbittenbiting
  • intran
  • trannp
  • cplxtrannp,advbl

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Ancillary Data Bases
  • Synonymy
  • sm.db
  • Derivation
  • dm.db, dm.rules
  • Inflection
  • im.rules
  • Neoclassical compounds
  • nc.db

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Derivational Facts and Rules
dm.facts treatmentnountreatverb prohibitionno
unprohibitiveadj cell lineagenouncell
linenoun photochemotherapeuticadjphotochemother
apynoun pharmacotherapeuticadjpharmacotherapyn
oun
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Derivational Facts and Rules
dm.rules e.g. alienationalienate ationnouna
teverb rationrate stationstate
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Inflectional Facts and Rules
im.rules Noun rules (glreg) usnounsingular
inounplural antusanti manounsingularm
atanounplural anounsingularaenounplural
umnounsingularanounplural onnounsingular
anounplural sisnounsingularsesnounplura
l isnounsingularidesnounplural mennounsi
ngularminanounplural exnounsingularicesn
ounplural xnounsingularcesnounplural
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Neoclassical compounds
nc.db abdomin(o)abdomenroot abaway
fromprefix acanth(o)prickleroot acar(o)mitero
ot acetabul(o)acetabulumroot adtowardsprefix a
gogueinducingterminal albumin(o)albuminroot si
sconditionterminal stomysurgical
openingterminal
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PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSCOPICSILICOVOLCANOCONIOSIS
pneu.mo.no.ul.tra.mi.cro.scop.ic.sil.i.co.vol.ca.n
o.co.ni.o.sis \'n(y)u-m-(.)no--.l-tr-.mi--kr-
'skap-ik-'sil-i-(.)ko--(.)v\ n NL, fr. Gk
pneumo-n ISV ultramicroscopic NL silicon
al-'ka--no--.ko--ne--'o--ss ISV volcano Gk
konis dust a pneumoconiosis caused by the
inhalation of very fine silicate or quartz dust
-- Merriam Webster's 3rd International
Dictionary, page 1747.
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The Protein of a tobacco mosaic virus, Dahlemense
strain
  • acetylseryltyrosylserylisoleucylthreonylserylprol
    ylserylglutaminylphenylalanylvalylphenylalanylleuc
    ylserylserylvalyltryptophylalanylaspartylprolyliso
    leucylglutamylleucylleucyllasparaginylvalylcystein
    ylthreonylserylserylleucylglycllasparaginylglutami
    nylphenylalanylglutaminylthreonylglutaminylglutami
    nylalanylarginylthreonylthreonylglutaminylvalylglu
    taminylglutaminylphenylalanylserylglutaminylvalylt
    ryptophyllysylprolylphenylalanylprolylglutaminylse
    rylthreonylvalylarginylphenylalanylprolylglycylasp
    artylvalyltyrosyllsyslvalyltyrosylarginyltyrosylas
    paraginylalanylvalylleucylaspartylprolylleucylisol
    eucylthreonylalanylleucylleucylglycylthryonylpheny
    lalanylaspartylthreonylarginylasparaginylarginylis
    oleucylisoleucylglutamylvalylglutamylasparaginylgl
    utaminylglutaminylserylprolylthreonylthreonylalany
    lglutamylthreonylleucylaspartylalanylthreonylargin
    ylarginylvalylaspartylaspartylalanylthreonylvalyla
    lanylisoleucylarginylserylalanylasparaginylisoleuc
    ylasparaginylleucylvallasparaginylglutamylleucylva
    lylarginylglycylthreonylglycylleucultyrosylasparag
    inylglutaminylasparaginylthreonylphenylalanylgluta
    mylserylmethionylserylglycylleucylvalyltryptophylt
    hreonylserylalanylprolylalanylserine

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Synonyms
sm.db alaradjwingnoun amygdalineadjtonsilno
un articularadjjointnoun bulbaradjmedulla
oblongatanoun fununcularadjboilnoun genicular
adjkneenoun hepatocellularadjliver
cellsnoun lazaradjleprosynoun lenticularadjc
rystalline lensnoun ypsiliformadjupsiloidadj w
olframnountungstennoun double
visionnoundiplopianoun
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Text processing
Lexical tools
SPECIALIST LEXICON
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Lexical Tools
  • Wordind -- breaks strings into words
  • Produces the Metathesaurus word indexes (MRXW)
  • LVG -- performs various lexical transformations
  • NORM -- a selection of LVG transformations,
  • Used for Metathesaurus indexing
  • Produces the Metathesaurus Normalized word and
    string indexes (MRXNW MRXNS)
  • Used to access those indexes

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Normalization
  • Hodgkin Disease
  • HODGKINS DISEASE
  • Hodgkin's Disease
  • Disease, Hodgkin's
  • HODGKIN'S DISEASE
  • Hodgkin's disease
  • Hodgkins Disease
  • Hodgkin's disease NOS
  • Hodgkin's disease, NOS
  • Disease, Hodgkins
  • Diseases, Hodgkins
  • Hodgkins Diseases
  • Hodgkins disease
  • hodgkin's disease
  • DiseaseHodgkins
  • Disease, Hodgkin
  • disease hodgkin

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The SPECIALIST Lexicon and NLP Tools
August 19, 2007
Medinfo 2007
Allen Browne, Guy Divita, Anantha Bangalore,
Chris Lu, Susanne Humphrey
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