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A Biomedical Information Retrieval System based on Clustering for Mobile Devices
1. A Biomedical Information Retrieval System based on Clustering for Mobile Devices Manuel de la Villa Manuel Millán Alejandro Muñoz Manuel J. Maña This work has been partially funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation and the European Union from the ERDF (TIN2009-14057-C03-03) 1
2. Mainindex Introduction Search and InformationRetrieval Clustering Visualizationon Mobile Devices Conclusions and Future Works 2
3. Mainindex Introduction Search and InformationRetrieval Clustering Visualizationon Mobile Devices Conclusions and Future Works 3
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5. “…PDA use by health professionals shows an evolution in the use ranging from 30% in 2000 to 60% in 2006” (Garrity and El Emam, 2006)
6. the available resources accessible from the PDA at the bedside provided response to 86% of clinical questions, most of them (88.9% - 97.7%) during the rounds of visits (Hauser et al. 2007)4
11. Index Introduction Search and InformationRetrieval Clustering Visualizationon Mobile Devices Conclusions and Future Works 9
12. Search and InformationRetrieval A tipicalSchema InformationRetrievalSystem Given a set of documents and an information need, the goal of IR is to obtain the documents relevant to that need, sort by any criteria and show them to the user. Documentsrepresentation Documents Repository Indexing Query Searching Evaluation Ranking Textprocessing Similaritycalculation Informationneeded Queryrepresentation Analysis RelevantDocuments
13. Search and InformationRetrieval Ourimplementation Documentsources:Biomed Central (web crawling in progress) TextProcessing:lowercasing, stemming, stop-words ,… Lucene for indexing…
15. Index Introduction Search and InformationRetrieval Clustering Visualizationon Mobile Devices Conclusions and Future Works 13
16. Clustering Ourimplementation Clustering The post-processing clustering is to associate, according to their similarity, a set of documents retrieved from a query in different subsets 14
17. Clustering Why Simple-K-Means? Clusteringalgorithm: Simple-K-Means vs ExpectationMaximization Time it takes to perform the grouping in seconds K? Itdependsonthenumber of documentsretrieved. 15
18. Index Introduction Search and InformationRetrieval Clustering Visualizationon Mobile Devices Conclusions and Future Works 16
30. Visualizationon Mobile Devices Some best practices One web making, as far as is reasonable, the same information and services available to users irrespective of the device they are using Trust in web standards HTML compatible with different browsers, Use Stylesheet, Content in blocks (<DIV>). Avoid known risks No pop-ups, No frames, No tables Controlling limitations No scripting, Standards fonts, Use of color Optimized navigation Minimal navigation at the top of the page Avoid lengthy URI’s Probe images and colours Reduced image size and resolution, good contrast Do it small Small pages, only one-direction (vertical) scrolling, easy entry forms (reduced keytyping) Limited use of network No external links (images…), no download Think in users Simple language, relevant and limited content, error messages And many more…!!! 18
50. A Biomedical Information Retrieval System based on Clustering for Mobile Devices Manuel de la Villa Manuel J. Maña {manuel.villa, manuel.mana}@dti.uhu.es Manuel Millán Alejandro Muñoz {manuel.millan, alejandro.munoz}@alu.uhu.es This work has been partially funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation and the European Union from the ERDF (TIN2009-14057-C03-03) 28