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named entity recognition

A modular Clinical NLP Pipeline built to process and analyze unstructured medical text using both traditional machine learning and transformer-based approaches.

The project combines multiple components including OCR, text preprocessing, feature engineering, classification, named entity recognition, and visualization into a single end-to-end pipeline. It supports extracting clinical insights from raw documents and predicting medical categories using both TF-IDF + SVM and BERT-based models.

The system was designed and implemented as a structured Python project, with each stage separated into independent modules for scalability and maintainability.

Key Highlights

Built an end-to-end NLP pipeline for clinical text processing. Implemented SVM (≈51% accuracy) and BERT (≈77% accuracy) models. Integrated OCR for extracting text from medical documents. Performed Named Entity Recognition (NER) on clinical data. Designed modular architecture (src/) for clean code organization. Exported outputs for visualization and dashboard integration.

The anonym library is designed to anonymize sensitive data in Python, allowing users to work with, share, or publish their data without compromising privacy or violating data protection regulations.

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