The latter is the focus of this paper, and since it has been referred to with a number of different names, we start by providing a systematic classification of current terminology (see Figure 1).
Seizure types for all cases were classified by the study neurologist (CRN) using the recommendations of the Commission of the Classification and Terminology of the ILAE (Berg et al., 2010; Thurman et al., 2011).
Classification of the DL terminology by a reasoner can be considered a debugging step, and is utilized to validate defined concepts as well as identifying conflicting and inconsistent concepts.
With justifications related to existing state of classification and terminology, a triple-criteria greenwall classification scheme is proposed.
(From the records): The classification used was from the commission on classification and terminology of the International League Against Epilepsy a) Partial seizures b) Generalized seizures c) Unclassified seizures.
Also, a classification system specifically for activities and interventions in community health services had been formulated as part of a major project to develop an enterprise system for community health; namely, the Australian Classification and Terminology of Community Health (CATCH).
Moreover, we herein propose a revision of terminology and classification criteria to properly represent the migraine/headache relationships.
To assess intercoder agreement for ophthalmology concepts by 3 physician coders using 5 controlled terminologies (International Classification of Diseases 9, Clinical Modification [ICD9CM]; Current Procedural Terminology, fourth edition; Logical Observation Identifiers, Names, and Codes [LOINC]; Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine, Clinical Terms [SNOMED-CT]; and Medical Entities Dictionary).
To assess the adequacy of 5 controlled medical terminologies (International Classification of Diseases 9, Clinical Modification [ICD9-CM]; Current Procedural Terminology 4 [CPT-4]; Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine, Clinical Terms [SNOMED-CT]; Logical Identifiers, Names, and Codes [LOINC]; Medical Entities Dictionary [MED]) for representing concepts in ophthalmology.
Table 1 gives a rough classification of MFC components, including classical terminology that has been applied in plant physiology for decades and terminology related to fibre technology.
