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2023
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Daniel Bruneß, Matthias Bay, Christian Schulze, Michael Guckert, Mirjam Minor:
A Hybrid AI-Based Method for ICD Classification of Medical Documents. ICIMTH 2023: 1-4
2022
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Daniel Bruneß, Matthias Bay, Christian Schulze, Michael Guckert, Mirjam Minor:
An Ontology-based transfer learning method improving classification of medical documents. ICMLA 2022: 407-412
2021
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Matthias Bay, Daniel Bruneß, Miriam Herold, Christian Schulze, Michael Guckert, Mirjam Minor:
Term Extraction from Medical Documents Using Word Embeddings. CIST 2021: 328-333

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Tim Schäfer, Andreas Scheck, Daniel Bruneß, Patrick May, Ina Koch:
The new protein topology graph library web server. Bioinform. 32(3): 474-476 (2016)

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