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Input File Requirements
DeepPhe can only process plain text files. It does not handle files with embedded note text, markup tags or binary formats (word, pdf).
DeepPhe associates notes with patients based upon directory structure. Create a single directory to contain a collection of patients. Within that directory create a directory per patient. Place all notes associated with a patient in that patient's directory.
Follow these naming conventions to produce better results. DeepPhe places importance on different sections based on the type of report/note. Use the following filename suffixes preceded by the underscore _ character:
Clinical Notes:
- NOTE
- PGN
- DS
Pathology Reports:
- SP
- PATH
Radiology Reports:
- RAD
- PGN - Progress Note
- DS - Discharge Summary
- NOTE - Clinical Note
- SP - Surgical Pathology
- PATH - Pathology Report
- RAD - Radiology Report
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Installation
Windows
Mac
Linux
Known Issues
Quickstart
Windows Quickstart Tutorial
Mac Quickstart Tutorial
Command line-execution
Using DeepPhe-XN With Your Own Files
Input File Requirements
Configuring DeepPhe Phenotype Summarizer
Specifying and Interpreting Outputs
Example Files Description
Using DeepPhe-XN Visualizer
Additional Output File Types
Example File Data Specifics
About the DeepPhe Pipeline
Pipeline Description
Code Modules
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AE
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division
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section
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temporal
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CR
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filetree
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