April 12th lecture questions

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Please respond to these questions by Wednesday noon at the latest. We expect short answers. There is no correct answer and we are not expecting you to spend a long time on this; the goal is to check that you've read the articles and to raise discussion points that we will go over in class.

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[Leaman et al; disorder normalization] What makes identifying disorder mentions in clinical text difficult? *

[Halpern et al; phenotyping] Comment on the relative usefulness of clinical text versus structured data for predicting the phenotypes "Cancer - History" and "Anticoagulated - History"; why do you think the results are as such? *

[Jung & Shah; non-stationarity (last week)] Why do you think the more complex models respond more poorly to non-stationarity in the data? *

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