Medical Text Classification using Convolutional Neural Networks

04/22/2017
by   Mark Hughes, et al.
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We present an approach to automatically classify clinical text at a sentence level. We are using deep convolutional neural networks to represent complex features. We train the network on a dataset providing a broad categorization of health information. Through a detailed evaluation, we demonstrate that our method outperforms several approaches widely used in natural language processing tasks by about 15

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