Bar charts of false negative misclassifications for tested clinicopathologic findings across all testers.

<p>Number of false negative accessions extracted (y-axis) by each anonymised tester (x-axis) stacked by reason for misclassification (key), for each tested clinicopathologic finding (as labelled) during pilot testing of the application, DEE, for extraction of necropsy data from the Wildbase Pa...

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Tác giả chính:	Stefan Saverimuttu (20882325) (author)
Tác giả khác:	Kate McInnes (7520158) (author), Kristin Warren (3339657) (author), Lian Yeap (21221659) (author), Stuart Hunter (2498485) (author), Brett Gartrell (6325817) (author), An Pas (12001965) (author), James Chatterton (20347204) (author), Bethany Jackson (3339660) (author)
Được phát hành:	2025
Những chủ đề:	Ecology Information Systems not elsewhere classified wildlife necropsy data wildbase pathology register study evaluates part score &# 8212 pilot study highlights one health objectives limited terminological variance examine ), designed driven misclassification patterns consuming process poses analysed alongside tester 63 &# 8211 terminological variance may efficiently derive insights text clinical data search term selection efficient data retrieval four clinicopathologic findings highest performance scores scores across knowledge retrieval extracting insights efficient utilisation clinicopathologic finding tested findings findings reveal findings characterized xlink "> valuable resources results highlight relatively simple rapid analysis principals underlying mining approaches mining application may describe manual review external oiling diphtheritic stomatitis broader implementation bespoke text based text automatically capture application testers advancing conservation
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Bar charts of false negative misclassifications for tested clinicopathologic findings across all testers.

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