Empowering healthcare with NLP-driven deep learning unveiling biomedical materials through text mining
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This study presents a comprehensive approach to automated biomedical materials discovery in healthcare applications by integrating text mining and deep learning techniques. The research methodology encompasses two main components: exploration of key research questions through graphical representation and evaluation of model performance using precision, recall, and F1-score metrics. The identification of pertinent research questions is visualized using bar charts, offering insights into the distribution of studies across domains such as data harmonization, heterogeneity, industrial textual data, and sequential data performance. The precision comparison chart highlights the strengths and weaknesses of different models, with model 1 demonstrating notable precision. The recall comparison chart emphasizes model 2’s outstanding performance in capturing relevant information, while the f1-score comparison chart showcases the balanced metrics of model 2 and 4. These visual analyses contribute to a nuanced understanding of the research landscape and guide the development of the proposed NLP-ML pipeline. The study’s findings underscore the significance of addressing data harmonization challenges and extracting insights from industrial textual data in advancing biomedical materials discovery. Overall, this research amalgamates exploratory data analysis and quantitative model evaluation to contribute to the evolving field of text mining and deep learning applications in biomedical material discovery for healthcare applications.Abstract
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