This past week, I've been dealing with a strange Python issue that arose during a different project -- I still haven't resolved the problem (which is related to my path! consternation), but I've been working on some markups for the …
Monthly Archives: March 2016
Week 20 – Katie
I've worked on temporal ordering (particularly with smoking), but since creating visual timelines is a pretty reliable way of determining discrepancies by looking at them, I've spent the last couple of weeks looking into how best to approach solid data …
Week 18 & 19 – Rebecca
This past week, I created more CSVs for mentions of CAD, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and obesity. These CSVs are based on whether or not each condition is mentioned at all, so there are only two possible optionsĀ (mentioned or not mentioned). …
Weeks 18 & 19 – Katie
Over the last couple of weeks, I extended a little bit of what I was working on (ordering temporal annotations with regard to other treatments). Although initially I used tuples (time, description) to track changes in medication/smoking, I recently switched …