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March 15, 2021

HEALTHINF: Best Paper Award 2021 for Dr. Ying-Chi Lin

HEALTHINF: Best Paper Award 2021 for Dr. Ying-Chi Lin
Research

We are happy to announce that the research paper Enhancing Cross-lingual Semantic Annotations Using Deep Network Sentence Embeddings has won the Best Paper Award 2021 in the HEALTHINF 2021 (BIOSTEC) conference. The paper proposes two new workflows using deep learning sentence encoders to tackle cross-lingual semantic annotation problem. It incorporates state of the art methods on annotating non-English medical forms using large ontology sources. The research result shows impressive enhancement in annotation quality compared to method using conventional string matching. This awarded paper is authored by Dr. Ying-Chi Lin and Prof. Erhard Rahm from the database group and ScaDS.AI Leipzig and Phillip Hoffmann, who was a supervised Bachelor student. Dr. Ying-Chi Lin’s presentation of the paper at the conference can be viewed here.

Portrait. Dr. Ying-Chi Lin, who was awarded with the Best Paper Award 2021 in the HEALTHINF 2021 (BIOSTEC) conference.
Dr. Ying-Chi Lin

The BIOSTEC joint conference received a total of 317 paper submissions from 54 countries in all continents, of which 22% were accepted as full papers. Therefore, it is a great honor for our researchers to have won the Best Paper Award 2021 in HEALTHINF. We congratulate our colleagues for the tremendous success of their paper. We are looking forward to future publications. In case you would like to find out more about the research of the AI competence center ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig, you can check out our research pages.

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