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Concepts of depression drugs are a kind of important domain knowledge and need to be integrated into the Data-Brain, which is a multi-dimension knowledge framework, for supporting systematic brain informatics studies on the depression. Though some open biomedical knowledge sources have already provided depression drug ontologies, it is still necessary to realize automatic concept recognition of depression drugs from biomedical literatures because of the quick development of depression-related studies and the constant appearance of new depression drugs. However, various nomenclatures and a large number of abbreviations make it difficult to extract depression drug concepts precisely only using existing methods. This paper proposes a new method of concept recognition based on the domain relevance measure, in which new independence assumptions and the domain bias function are defined. The experimental results show that both the precision and recall of concept recognition can been improved obviously comparing with existing methods.
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Brain Informatics and Health
ISSN: 0302-9743
Year: 2016
Volume: 9919
Page: 201-210
Language: English
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