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Three different types of classifiers were investigated in the context of a text categorization problem in the medical domain: the automatic assignment of ICD9 codes to dictated inpatient discharge summaries. K-nearest-neighbor, relevance feedback, and Bayesian independence classifers were applied individually and in combination. A combination of different classifiers produced better results than any single type of classifier. For this specific medical categorization problem, new query formulation and weighting methods used in the k-nearest-neighbor classifier improved performance. 1 Introduction Past research in information retrieval has shown that one can improve retrieval effectiveness by using multiple representations in indexing and query formulation 27 19 3 11 and by using multiple search strategies 5 24 7. In this work, we investigate whether we can attain similar improvements in the domain of text categorization by combining different representations and classif...
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