Abstract:
At least some aspects of the present disclosure feature systems and methods for obfuscating data. The method includes the steps of: receiving an input data stream comprising a sequence of n-grams; mapping at least some of the sequence of n-grams to corresponding dictionary terms using an dictionary; disposing the corresponding tokens to an output data stream.
Abstract:
At least some aspects of the present disclosure feature systems and methods for managing notes. The note management system includes a note source, a note recognition module, a note extraction module, and a note labeling module. The note source is a visual representation of a scene having a note. The note recognition module is configured to receive the visual representation and determine a general boundary of the note from the visual representation. The note extraction module is configured to extract content of the note from the visual representation based on the determined general boundary. The note labeling module is configured to label the note with a category.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for authenticating material samples are provided. Characteristic features are measured for a batch of material samples that comprise substantially the same composition and are produced by substantially the same process. The measured characteristic features have respective variability that is analyzed to extract statistical parameters. In some cases, reference ranges are determined based on the extracted statistical parameters for the batch of material samples. The corresponding statistical parameters of a test material sample are compared to the reference ranges to verify whether the test material sample is authentic.
Abstract:
This disclosure describes systems, devices, and techniques for identifying and analyzing copied and pasted passages of medical documents. In one example, a computer-implemented method includes receiving, by a computing device, a second medical document related to a patient encounter and determining, by the computing device, that a passage of the second medical document has been copied from a first medical document. The method may also include determining, by the computing device, a risk level for the passage, the risk level indicating a likelihood that the passage includes inaccurate information regarding the patient encounter, determining, by the computing device, that the risk level exceeds a risk threshold, and outputting, by the computing device, an indication of the passage for which the risk level exceeds the risk threshold.
Abstract:
At least some aspects of the present disclosure feature systems and methods for obfuscating data. The method includes the steps of: receiving or retrieve an input data stream comprising a sequence of n-grams; mapping at least some of the sequence of n-grams to corresponding tokens using an obfuscation table; disposing the corresponding tokens to an output data stream.
Abstract:
At least some embodiments of the present disclosure feature systems and methods for assessing the impact of visual features within a region of a scene. With the input of a visual representation of a scene and at least one selected region within the scene, the system applies a visual attention model to the visual representation to determine visual conspicuity of the at least one selected region. The system computes feature-related data associated with a plurality of features of the at least one selected region. Based on the visual conspicuity and the feature-related data, the system assesses an impact that at least one of the features within the at least one selected region have on the visual conspicuity.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method of evaluating a plurality of protocols associated with a medical context includes receiving, with a computer system, an indication of a medical context item corresponding to a medical context, accessing, with the computer system, a digital library including a plurality of protocols associated with the medical context, assigning, with the computer system, predictive outcomes to one or more of plurality of protocols, selecting, with the computer system, one of the plurality of protocols associated with the medical context based upon the assigned predictive outcomes, and storing, with the computer system within a database, an indication the selected protocol is assigned to the medical context item.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for generating random bits by using physical variations present in material samples are provided. Initial random bit streams are derived from measured material properties for the material samples. In some cases, secondary random bit streams are generated by applying a randomness extraction algorithm to the derived initial random bit streams.