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Do you mean I should convert the text report into vectors, and then input the vectors as features into the Pyhealth Transformer model? Or I just directly input the text into the Pyhealth Transformer model?
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Yes, you could "convert the text report into vectors, and then input the vectors as features into the Pyhealth Transformer model".
Or, you could tokenize the text into words, and our model will automatically learn word embeddings (however, the training will be slower due to large word vocab)
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Yes, you could "convert the text report into vectors, and then input the vectors as features into the Pyhealth Transformer model".
Or, you could tokenize the text into words, and our model will automatically learn word embeddings (however, the training will be slower due to large word vocab)
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Dear Sir or Madam,
I have input text report as features into the transformer and it works. But I dont know if it is meaningful to do so. If it can learn from the text as language models do?
I follow the case 2 for the transformer model, each code is a radiology report.
"case 2. [[code1, code2]] or [[code1, code2], [code3, code4, code5], …]"