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Alberto Lavelli

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AIIM Journal 2018 Journal Article

Automatic classification of radiological reports for clinical care

  • Alfonso Emilio Gerevini
  • Alberto Lavelli
  • Alessandro Maffi
  • Roberto Maroldi
  • Anne-Lyse Minard
  • Ivan Serina
  • Guido Squassina

Radiological reporting generates a large amount of free-text clinical narratives, a potentially valuable source of information for improving clinical care and supporting research. The use of automatic techniques to analyze such reports is necessary to make their content effectively available to radiologists in an aggregated form. In this paper we focus on the classification of chest computed tomography reports according to a classification schema proposed for this task by radiologists of the Italian hospital ASST Spedali Civili di Brescia. The proposed system is built exploiting a training data set containing reports annotated by radiologists. Each report is classified according to the schema developed by radiologists and textual evidences are marked in the report. The annotations are then used to train different machine learning based classifiers. We present in this paper a method based on a cascade of classifiers which make use of a set of syntactic and semantic features. The resulting system is a novel hierarchical classification system for the given task, that we have experimentally evaluated.

TIME Conference 2011 Conference Paper

MulTiSEX - A Multi-language Timex Sequential Extractor

  • Stefan Rigo
  • Alberto Lavelli

In this paper we present a light-weighted Machine Learning based approach to the recognition and semantic classification of temporal expressions in different languages. We applied the proposed approach to English, Italian and Spanish with limited porting efforts. The experimental results show that our system produces state-of-the-art performance on all the corpora used and in some cases outperforms available systems.

IJCAI Conference 1999 Conference Paper

FACILE: Classifying Texts Integrating Pattern Matching and Information Extraction

  • Fabio Ciravegna
  • Alberto Lavelli
  • Nadia Mana
  • Johannes Matiasek
  • Luca Gilardoni
  • Silvia Mazza

Successfully managing information means being able to find relevant new information and to correctly integrate it with pre-existing knowledge. Much information is nowadays stored as multilingual textual data; therefore advanced classification systems are currently considered as strategic components for effective knowledge management. We describe an experience integrating different innovative AI technologies such as hierarchical pattern matching and information extraction to provide flexible multilingual classification adaptable to user needs. Pattern matching produces fairly accurate and fast categorisation over a large number of classes, while information extraction provides fine-grained classification for a reduced number of classes. The resulting system was adopted by the main Italian financial news agency providing a pay-to-view service.

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