| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to design a multi-class classification Model for the task of named entity recognition and apply it in the medical field. The training data is labeled in the BIO format. We employed various combinations of Models for selection, evaluating, and choosing among six Models. Finally, we identified the top three Models: a BERT-based NER Model, a RoBERTa (base)-based NER Model, and a RoBERTa (large) + BiLSTM + CRF Model. These Models were applied to a multi-class classification setup, with RUNl achieving the best predictions. The average precision for RUNl is 68.69%, the average recall is 67.64%, and the average Fl score is 68.13%. |