An Analysis on Large Language Models in Healthcare: A Case Study of BioBERT
Shyni Sharaf, V. S. Anoop

TL;DR
This paper thoroughly investigates the application of BioBERT, a large language model, in healthcare, covering its adaptation, evaluation, benefits, and challenges in biomedical text mining and clinical tasks.
Contribution
It provides a systematic methodology for fine-tuning BioBERT for healthcare, including data collection, annotation, preprocessing, and evaluation, highlighting its potential and limitations.
Findings
BioBERT improves biomedical text mining tasks.
Fine-tuning enhances model performance in healthcare applications.
Challenges include data privacy and resource requirements.
Abstract
This paper conducts a comprehensive investigation into applying large language models, particularly on BioBERT, in healthcare. It begins with thoroughly examining previous natural language processing (NLP) approaches in healthcare, shedding light on the limitations and challenges these methods face. Following that, this research explores the path that led to the incorporation of BioBERT into healthcare applications, highlighting its suitability for addressing the specific requirements of tasks related to biomedical text mining. The analysis outlines a systematic methodology for fine-tuning BioBERT to meet the unique needs of the healthcare domain. This approach includes various components, including the gathering of data from a wide range of healthcare sources, data annotation for tasks like identifying medical entities and categorizing them, and the application of specialized…
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
MethodsFocus · ALIGN
