As we were dealing with indexed records and indexers have the benefit of access to the full text of the document, we anticipated that relevance ranking could be optimized by assigning greatest weight to terms appearing in indexing fields, intermediate weight to terms appearing in the title field, and lowest weight to terms appearing in the abstract field, following Hutchinson [ 10].
Over 15 years Ancestry.com has assembled an unrivaled worldwide collection of over 10 billion digitized, indexed records and built a feature-rich, engaging product experience for its 2 million-plus subscribers.
Ideally the gold or reference standard should be representative of all indexed records to ensure that the resulting filter has generalizability.
These machine learning systems are then fed pictures from ImageNet and its ilk, proprietary images (aka Google Photos) or other sources (like anonymized, indexed clinical records).
During that same time period, a total of 1,174,817 records were indexed in MEDLINE, 990,862 records in EMBASE, and 272,264 records in CINAHL (see Table 4).
OI received from outside facilities are indexed as "medical record", "imaging", "history and physical", "note", "discharge summary", "electrocardiogram", or "consultation".
The ClinicalTrials.gov team provided us with a database of results records indexed in ClinicalTrials.gov (search date July 12 , 2011.
About one third of the records indexed to public, environment and occupational health subject category; and only 1.9% were indexed to education and educational research.
As total elimination is an unpragmatic task [ 6], it is immensely important that they are recorded, indexed and retrieved uniformly [ 16].
This strategy was chosen since the reporting of DMCs, interim analysis and early termination is not indexed in Medline records, and it is often not reported in the abstract.
(6) Urea level and urea-to-creatinine ratio: the last measurements of urea level and urea-to-creatinine ratio of patients admitted to renal specialty units during the hospital stay of the indexed admission, as recorded in the CMS.
