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CLINICAL NAMED ENTITY RECOGNITION PADA DATA BIOMEDIS MENGGUNAKAN VARIAN MODEL BERT UNTUK KASUS BIOMEDIS
This study aims to develop a system capable of identifying and classifying medical entities from unstructured biomedical texts, thereby supporting Clinical analysis and health research. The author trained and evaluated three BERT-based models: BioBERT, Clinical BERT, and BlueBERT, for the task of Clinical Named Entity Recognition (CNER). Model performance was measured using precision, recall, and F1-Score metrics on three biomedical datasets: NCBI, BC2GM, and JNLPBA. The results consistently show that BioBERT delivers the best performance across most datasets. On NCBI, BioBERT achieved the highest F1-Score of 93%, outperforming Clinical BERT and BlueBERT (both 91%). In BC2GM, BioBERT also excelled with 91%, while other models reached 90%. The JNLPBA dataset proved more challenging, with BioBERT achieving the highest F1-Score of only 80%. A significant performance improvement, up to 10% in some cases, was observed in the final experiments due to the application of full fine-tuning. This research contributes to identifying the most optimal transformer model for automated information extraction applications in healthcare.
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