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Ensemble transfer learning improves drug safety review classification accuracy and reliability using various embedding techniques.
This research work provides an innovative approach, called MediNet, for drug safety review classification that integrates the strengths of three word embedding approaches: FastText, ELMo, and GloVe, alongside an ensemble of EfficientNetB4 and MobileNet models. The unique blend of these word embeddings captures both context-independent and context-dependent representations, enabling the model to understand complex linguistic nuances within drug reviews. The ensemble architecture leverages EfficientNetB4's scalability and MobileNet's efficiency, making MediNet both powerful and resource-efficient. The proposed model MediNet is evaluated concerning performance on a comprehensive dataset of drug safety reviews, achieving remarkable results with a 95.69% accuracy, 96.46% precision, 98.30% recall, and 97.22% F1 score. The generalizability of MediNet is evaluated using the cross-validation technique, demonstrating the statistical significance of the results. Additionally, MediNet results are compared against six other well-known transfer learning models, where it consistently outperforms other models across all metrics. These results suggest that MediNet is a highly effective solution for classifying drug safety reviews, significantly improving accuracy and reliability compared to existing models. The proposed approach offers a promising direction for future research in natural language processing and its application to healthcare.
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