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2017
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Santiago Esteban, Manuel Rodríguez Tablado, Francisco E. Peper, Yamila S. Mahumud, Ricardo I. Ricci, Karin S. Kopitowski, Sergio A. Terrasa:
Development and validation of various phenotyping algorithms for Diabetes Mellitus using data from electronic health records. Comput. Methods Programs Biomed. 152: 53-70 (2017)

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2020
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Francisco E. Peper, M. Belén Cardone, Santiago Esteban:
Neural Networks for Cause of Hospitalization and Final Cause of Death Extraction from Discharge Summaries. MIE 2020: 1341-1342
2017
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Santiago Esteban, Manuel Rodríguez Tablado, Francisco E. Peper, Yamila S. Mahumud, Ricardo I. Ricci, Karin S. Kopitowski, Sergio A. Terrasa:
Development and Validation of Various Phenotyping Algorithms for Diabetes Mellitus Using Data from Electronic Health Records. MedInfo 2017: 366-369

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