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تصف هذه الورقة معيارا متاحا بحرية على شبكة الإنترنت يسمى HB DEID.تحدد DED HB ما يسمى بالمعلومات الصحية المحمية، PHI، في نص مكتوب باللغة السويدية والأقنعة أو استبدالها مع بدائل أو سرية.يتم تسمية فيس كيانات مثل الأسماء الشخصية والمواقع والأعمار وأرقام الهواتف والتواريخ.يستخدم HB DEID نموذجا CRF مدرب على النص المشروح غير الحساسة في السويدية، بالإضافة إلى خطوة ما بعد معالجة القواعد لإيجاد فاي.الخطوة الأخيرة في غامضة PHI هي إما قناعها، إظهار اسم الفصل أو استخدام نظام الكشف عن القواعد لاستبداله.
This paper describes a freely available web-based demonstrator called HB Deid. HB Deid identifies so-called protected health information, PHI, in a text written in Swedish and removes, masks, or replaces them with surrogates or pseudonyms. PHIs are named entities such as personal names, locations, ages, phone numbers, dates. HB Deid uses a CRF model trained on non-sensitive annotated text in Swedish, as well as a rule-based post-processing step for finding PHI. The final step in obscuring the PHI is then to either mask it, show only the class name or use a rule-based pseudonymisation system to replace it.
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