Public Health - Live Demos & Notebooks
Voice of Patients
            This demo extracts and classifies healthcare-related terms from the documents transferred from the patient’s own sentences. (...)
Voice of Patients NER
            This demo extracts healthcare-related terms from the documents transferred from the patient’s own sentences. (...)
Assertion Status for Voice of the Patients
            Assertion status model used to predict if an NER chunk refers to a positive finding from the patient (Present_Or_Past), or if it refers to a family member or another person (SomeoneElse) or if it is mentioned but not as something present (Hypothetical_Or_Absent). (...)
Side Effect Classifier(VOP)
            This demo showcases a classification model designed to detect mentions of side effects in patient-written texts. (...)
Classify Self-Reported Age from Posts
            These models classify self-report the exact age into social media data. (...)
Detect Adverse Drug Events from Posts
            These models classify self-report the exact age into social media data. (...)
Detection of disease mentions in Spanish tweets
            This model extracts disease entities in Spanish tweets. (...)
Self-Treatment and Drug Changes Classifier in Social Media
            This model classifies people non-adherent to their treatments and drugs on social media. (...)
Classify Public Health Mentions
            This model classify public health mentions in social media text. (...)
Multilabel Text Classification For Respiratory Disease
            The PHS-BERT Respiratory Disease Classifier Model is a specialized text classification system, engineered to accurately identify and categorize textual mentions of four prominent respiratory diseases: Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Emphysema, and Chronic bronchitis. (...)
Multilabel Text Classification for Heart Disease
            The PHS-BERT Heart Disease Classifier Model is a specialized text classification system, engineered to accurately identify and categorize textual mentions of three prominent cardiovascular diseases: Hypertension, Coronary Artery Disease, and Myocardial Infarction. (...)