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CLINICAL NAMED ENTITY RECOGNITION PADA DATA BIOMEDIS MENGGUNAKAN MODEL BIDIRECTIONAL LONG SHORT TERM MEMORY - CONDITIONAL RANDOM FIELD
Advancements in Natural Language Processing (NLP) have improved the extraction of information from unstructured biomedical text, particularly in recognizing clinical named entities like diseases, genes, and proteins. This study evaluates the performance of Bi-LSTM and Bi-LSTM-CRF models for Clinical Named Entity Recognition (CNER) using three benchmark datasets: NCBI-Disease, BC2GM, and JNLPBA. It also investigates the effect of integrating GloVe word embeddings. Results show that Bi-LSTM generally outperforms Bi-LSTM-CRF in precision and recall, while Bi-LSTM-CRF maintains better label consistency. Evaluation is based on precision, recall, and F1-score, with findings supporting the development of more effective CNER models for clinical applications.
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