ontology

Knowledge Organization Requires Standards

By |December 27th, 2011|News, ontology, Standards|Comments Off on Knowledge Organization Requires Standards

There is much automation in the medical world, both in treatment and billing. One of those that were hardest for physicians to accept was clinical pathways. A clinical pathway is a common medical treatment for a disease and care developed by one of the most appropriate care plans. These are used as management models in an effort to improve health care quality and to control medical costs. Standardized electronic clinical pathways use ontologies as shared conceptual models or knowledge organization.

Improving Content and Classifications

By |December 9th, 2011|Autoindexing, indexing, News, ontology|Comments Off on Improving Content and Classifications

Wielding SAS Text Analytics helps to reduce manual tagging, improves search results and supports ad revenue generation. This improved digital content performance is achieved by indexing, tagging and classifying data so that the ultimate in findability is achieved.

RemedyMD Releases New Databases

By |December 7th, 2011|News, ontology|Comments Off on RemedyMD Releases New Databases

RemedyMD plans to launch the Mosaic Lymphoma and Mosiac Leukemia registries at the upcoming American Society of Hematology annual meeting and exposition December 10-13 in San Diego, California.

Semantic Search in Ontologies

By |November 15th, 2011|News, ontology, search, semantic|Comments Off on Semantic Search in Ontologies

One of the important components of many bioinformatic algorithms are semantic similarity searches in ontologies. There are, unfortunately, no algorithms for computing the exact distribution of semantic similarity scores.

Department of Defense to the Rescue

By |November 11th, 2011|News, ontology, semantic|1 Comment

Though semantic technology has become much more common in and out of the IT world, it is still ones of those terms that can cause you to lose your audience very quickly. The Defense Department thought so too, so they created an explanation of semantic technology using a brief video to address ontologies, natural language processing, etc. Did I lose you again? Just watch this.

Sentiment Analysis Symposium is Next Week

By |November 2nd, 2011|News, ontology|Comments Off on Sentiment Analysis Symposium is Next Week

Adam Pease of Rearden Commerce will present an overview of ontology as it relates to sentiment analysis and content extraction at the Sentiment Analysis Symposium.

Super Database Based on Ontology

By |November 1st, 2011|News, ontology|Comments Off on Super Database Based on Ontology

Researchers at the RIKEN BioResource Center are developing a system that will be able to bring together all of the information saved in databases around the world to be accessible from a single terminal.

ASIST in the Big Easy

By |October 24th, 2011|Access Insights, Featured, ontology|Comments Off on ASIST in the Big Easy

The ASIST meeting was held in the delightful city of New Orleans this fall. The format, as well as the dates for the meeting was quite different this year and I found it refreshing. This is usually a heavily academic meeting and I go to keep my ears open to the research and trends that the Information Science and Library Schools are talking about. Every now and then there is a nugget I can use to enhance our products and services.

New Patent for Ontology

By |October 21st, 2011|News, ontology, search|Comments Off on New Patent for Ontology

IBM has received a federal patent for “ontology-based network search engine.” Four co-inventors were named.

IBM Receives Patent for Ontology Generation

By |September 29th, 2011|News, ontology|Comments Off on IBM Receives Patent for Ontology Generation

International Business Machines (IBM) was awarded a patent for method and system for generating an ontology. The co-inventors are Rama Kalyani Akkiraju, San Jose, Calif., Richard T. Goodwin, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., Hui Guo, East Elmhurst, N.Y., and Anca-Andreea Ivan, San Jose, Calif.