Guía de anotación de términos de endometriosis y menopausia para el proyecto DIGITENDER
This annotation guide establishes criteria for identifying and standardizing endometriosis and menopause terms in biomedical texts to improve automated term extraction for women's health.
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The paper describes the DIGITENDER annotation guide, which sets criteria for identifying and annotating terminology related to endometriosis and menopause in biomedical and popular-science texts. It outlines the high-level goals of standardizing term selection and normalization, prioritizing specialized and semantically opaque terms, and using functional rules that include official medical terms plus some widely accepted colloquial variants. A key feature is a detailed set of positive annotation rules (e.g., specific endometriosis types, symptoms, detection processes, treatments, acronyms, and scientific association names) paired with negative rules that exclude unstandardized colloquialisms, spelling/formatting issues, English calques, and syntactically complex discontinuities. The main caveat is that the document is a methodological guide for corpus annotation rather than an empirical study with measured outcomes. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it provides the annotation criteria used to detect and standardize endometriosis (and menopause) terms for the DIGITENDER text-mining project.
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