The accurate recognition of modal information is vital for the correct interpretation of statements. In this paper, we report on the collection a list of words and phrases that express modal information in biomedical texts, and propose a categorisation scheme according to the type of information conveyed. We have performed a small pilot study through the annotation of 202 MEDLINE abstracts according to our proposed scheme. Our initial results suggest that modality in biomedical statements can be predicted fairly reliably though the presence of particular lexical items, together with a small amount of contextual information.

Categorising Modality in Biomedical Texts

Venturi G;Montemagni S;
2008

Abstract

The accurate recognition of modal information is vital for the correct interpretation of statements. In this paper, we report on the collection a list of words and phrases that express modal information in biomedical texts, and propose a categorisation scheme according to the type of information conveyed. We have performed a small pilot study through the annotation of 202 MEDLINE abstracts according to our proposed scheme. Our initial results suggest that modality in biomedical statements can be predicted fairly reliably though the presence of particular lexical items, together with a small amount of contextual information.
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dc.authority.people Thompson P it
dc.authority.people Venturi G it
dc.authority.people McNaught J it
dc.authority.people Montemagni S it
dc.authority.people Ananiadou S it
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dc.date.issued 2008 -
dc.description.abstracteng The accurate recognition of modal information is vital for the correct interpretation of statements. In this paper, we report on the collection a list of words and phrases that express modal information in biomedical texts, and propose a categorisation scheme according to the type of information conveyed. We have performed a small pilot study through the annotation of 202 MEDLINE abstracts according to our proposed scheme. Our initial results suggest that modality in biomedical statements can be predicted fairly reliably though the presence of particular lexical items, together with a small amount of contextual information. -
dc.description.affiliations Thompson Paul, McNaught John, Ananiadou Sophia: University of Manchester, UK. Venturi G., Montemagni S.: ILC - Istituto di linguistica computazionale "Antonio Zampolli" -
dc.description.allpeople Thompson, P; Venturi, G; Mcnaught, J; Montemagni, S; Ananiadou, S -
dc.description.allpeopleoriginal Thompson P.; Venturi G.; McNaught J.; Montemagni S.; Ananiadou S. -
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dc.identifier.isbn 2-9517408-4-0 -
dc.identifier.uri https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14243/65081 -
dc.language.iso eng -
dc.relation.conferencedate 26 maggio 2008 -
dc.relation.conferencename LREC 2008, Sixth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation: Workshop 'Building and Evaluating Resources for Biomedical Text Mining' -
dc.relation.conferenceplace Marrakech, Marocco -
dc.relation.firstpage 27 -
dc.relation.lastpage 34 -
dc.subject.keywords Biomedical texts -
dc.subject.keywords Modality -
dc.subject.singlekeyword Biomedical texts *
dc.subject.singlekeyword Modality *
dc.title Categorising Modality in Biomedical Texts en
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