This pipeline extracts Test entities from clinical texts and maps them to their corresponding Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC) codes.
It is pivotal for enhancing interoperability in healthcare systems, ensuring accurate and consistent data across various platforms.
The model was trained on an augmented version of a dataset previously used in LOINC resolver models. This enhanced dataset includes a diverse range of clinical terminologies and corresponding LOINC codes, ensuring comprehensive coverage and versatility in mapping capabilities.
This model is indispensable for laboratories, electronic health record (EHR) systems, and healthcare data analytics platforms. It streamlines the process of standardizing laboratory data, ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and facilitating seamless data exchange across different healthcare systems.
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After subscribing to this product and creating a SageMaker endpoint, billing occurs on an HOURLY BASIS for as long as the endpoint is running.
-Charges apply even if the endpoint is idle and not actively processing requests.
-To stop charges, you MUST DELETE the endpoint in your SageMaker console.
-Simply stopping requests will NOT stop billing.
This ensures you are only billed for the time you actively use the service.
Highlights
Simply pass in one or more text documents and get back :
- Detected Named Entity Recognition (NER) chunk
- NER chunk Position, Label and Confidence Score
- Resolution and Resolution code
- Cosine distance score of the resolution
- All the other possible resolutions of the NER chunk
- Codes of all resolutions
- Resolution and ground truth of the resolution code
- Domain(s) associated with the resolution.
- All the cosine distance scores of the for all resolutions
Process up to 3 M chars per hour in real-time and 10 M chars per hour in batch mode.
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You pay by the hour for the compute instance that runs the terminology mapping model. Charges follow usage, so the total scales with how many hours each instance runs. Two inference modes set the structure. Batch mode handles large volumes of documents at once and runs on 2xlarge instances. Real-time mode returns codes on demand and runs on xlarge instances. Within each mode, you choose from several instance families offering different balances of general-purpose, compute, and memory capacity. Larger or newer instance types carry higher hourly rates. You select the instance that fits your throughput and performance needs.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one HostHrs unit cover, and am I charged when the instance sits idle?
One HostHrs unit is one hour that the chosen instance runs the mapping model. Charges accrue while the instance is running. Fully stopped instances do not accrue software charges, though underlying AWS storage fees may still apply. You control cost by starting and stopping instances around your workload.
How do I choose between a batch instance and a real-time instance for billing?
Batch mode runs on 2xlarge instances and processes large document volumes in scheduled runs. Real-time mode runs on xlarge instances and returns codes on demand for live queries. You pick the mode that matches your workload, and charges meter the running hours of that instance only.
Is there a limit on how many documents or codes I can process per hour?
No. Charges meter running instance-hours, not the number of documents, characters, or code lookups. You can process any volume during a paid hour. Actual throughput depends on the instance capacity you select, since faster or higher-memory instances handle more work per hour.
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Updated internal libs to 6.4.0
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Provide input as JSON. We support two variations within this format:
Array of Text Documents: Use an array containing multiple text documents. Each element represents a separate text document.
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