The SNOMED Clinical Terminology Mapper pipeline is designed to extract and normalize clinical entities from unstructured medical text.
It identifies a wide range of clinical entities and maps them to their corresponding SNOMED codes .
This facilitates standardized data representation, enabling efficient clinical data analysis and interoperability.
The SNOMED Resolver Pipeline is designed to extract and normalize clinical entities from unstructured medical text. It identifies a wide range of clinical entities and maps them to their corresponding SNOMED codes. This facilitates standardized data representation, enabling efficient clinical data analysis and interoperability.
Key Features
Entity Extraction: Identifies various clinical entities, including:
Clinical Findings, Morphological Abnormalities, Clinical Drugs and Drug Forms, Procedures, Substances, Physical Objects, Body Structures.
SNOMED Mapping: Maps extracted entities to their corresponding SNOMED codes ensuring standardized terminology.
High Accuracy: Utilizes advanced biomedical embeddings to achieve precise concept resolution, enhancing the reliability of extracted data.
Scalability: Built on Apache Spark, the pipeline supports large-scale processing of clinical documents, making it suitable for enterprise-level applications.
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After subscribing to this product and creating a SageMaker endpoint, billing occurs on an HOURLY BASIS for as long as the endpoint is running.
-Charges apply even if the endpoint is idle and not actively processing requests.
-To stop charges, you MUST DELETE the endpoint in your SageMaker console.
-Simply stopping requests will NOT stop billing.
This ensures you are only billed for the time you actively use the service.
Highlights
The pipeline accepts a single text document or an array of text documents or JSON Lines (JSONL) format as input.
The pipeline returns information in JSON format, containing:
* Detected named entity resolution (NER) chunk
* position of the detected NER chunk in the document
* NER chunk label.
* NER chunk confidence score.
* Resolution code of the NER chunk.
* Resolution of the NER chunk.
* Score, representing cosine distance score of the resolution.
Refer to the sample documentation for a detailed explanation of the returned result structure.
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You pay by the hour for the compute instance that runs the model, with no upfront commitment. Charges appear on your AWS bill based on hours used. The dimensions split into two processing modes. Batch mode runs inference on larger groups of clinical text and uses the 2xlarge instance sizes. Real-time mode returns codes on demand and uses the xlarge instance sizes. Within each mode, you choose from several instance families that vary in processor and memory profile. Your cost scales with the instance size and family you select and the number of host hours you run.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one host hour cover, and am I charged when the instance is stopped?
One host hour covers one hour of the chosen instance running the model. Batch dimensions use 2xlarge sizes; real-time dimensions use xlarge sizes. You pay only for hours the instance runs. A stopped or terminated instance stops software charges, though underlying AWS storage may still apply.
How does batch mode billing differ from real-time mode?
Both meter by host hours on the instance you select. Batch mode processes grouped clinical text and runs on 2xlarge instances. Real-time mode returns codes on demand and runs on xlarge instances. Batch suits high-volume document coding; real-time suits interactive lookups. You are billed only while the instance runs.
What is included in the license, and are there user or search limits?
The license gives access to all product features with no limit on the number of users or searches. Same business day 8x5 support is included. Your data stays within your own environment, and no patient identifiers or clinical notes are stored by the software.
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Version release notes
Upgraded internal JSL libs to 6.4.0
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JSON Format
Provide input as JSON. We support two variations within this format:
Array of Text Documents: Use an array containing multiple text documents. Each element represents a separate text document.
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