Combining image features, case descriptions and UMLS concepts to improve retrieval of medical images

Combining image features, case descriptions and UMLS concepts to improve retrieval of medical images

This paper evaluates a system, UBMedTIRS, for retrieval of medical images. The system uses a combination of image and text features as well as mapping of free text to UMLS concepts. UBMedTIRS combines three publicly available tools: a content-based image retrieval system (GIFT), a text retrieval sys...

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