coreason-tagger
A High-Throughput Biomedical Semantic Extraction Engine
Coreason-Tagger is a high-throughput, latency-aware NLP engine designed to normalize unstructured clinical and biomedical text into structured Knowledge Graph nodes. It utilizes a Strategy Pattern Architecture to dynamically switch extraction engines at runtime based on the complexity of the request.
Features
- Dynamic Extraction Strategies:
- Speed (GLiNER): Single-pass inference for high-volume ETL and real-time UI highlighting.
- Precision (NuNER Zero): Token-classification for fixed schemas where boundary precision is critical.
- Reasoning (Ensemble): LLM-verified candidates for complex, ambiguous text using GLiNER recall + LLM verification.
- Contextualization: Lightweight assertion detection (Negation, Speculation, History, Family) to prevent false positives using rules or DistilBERT.
- Normalization: Maps ambiguous text spans to canonical IDs (e.g., SNOMED, RxNorm) using Vector Retrieval (Bi-Encoder) and Semantic Re-ranking.
- Resilience: Built-in Circuit Breakers and fallback mechanisms (L1/L2 Caching, Offline Mode) for robust operation.
Installation
pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
Here is a quick example of how to initialize and use the CoreasonTagger:
import asyncio
from coreason_tagger.tagger import CoreasonTagger
from coreason_tagger.ner import ExtractorFactory
from coreason_tagger.assertion_detector import RegexBasedAssertionDetector
from coreason_tagger.codex_real import RealCoreasonCodex
from coreason_tagger.linker import VectorLinker
from coreason_tagger.schema import ExtractionStrategy
async def main():
# Initialize components
ner = ExtractorFactory()
assertion = RegexBasedAssertionDetector()
codex_client = RealCoreasonCodex(api_url="http://localhost:8000")
linker = VectorLinker(codex_client=codex_client)
# Initialize Tagger
tagger = CoreasonTagger(ner=ner, assertion=assertion, linker=linker)
# Tag text
text = "Patient complains of severe migraine and nausea."
results = await tagger.tag(
text,
labels=["Symptom", "Condition"],
strategy=ExtractionStrategy.SPEED_GLINER
)
for entity in results:
print(f"{entity.text}: {entity.label} (Assertion: {entity.assertion})")
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
For more details, please refer to the Product Requirements.
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