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World Sepsis Day (WSD) was established by the Global Sepsis Alliance in 2012 and is held every 13 of September. One of the objectives is to raise global awareness of sepsis. Despite its high mortality rate [1], an international survey reported that 80–90% of the public in western countries are unfamiliar with sepsis [2]. Anno 2018, public knowledge is no longer solely obtained via television an...

e fi rst ever World Sepsis Day (WSD), a great opportunity to increase awareness about sepsis, is going to be held on Sept. 13. We already have World Diabetes Day, Breast Cancer Awareness Day, World Asthma Day, World AIDS day, even a Rare Disease Day, so why not a day dedicated especially to sepsis? After all, sepsis is estimated to aff ect at least 18 million individuals worldwide, and with mor...

Now days, Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD) is a vital area which is very useful in today’s world. Many WSD algorithms are available in literature; we have chosen to an optimal and portable WSD algorithm. We are discussed the supervised, unsupervised, and knowledge-based approaches for WSD. In this paper we are discuses that association rules, Knowledge-based WSD, Corpus-based WSD.

The World Stroke Day (WSD) is celebrated annually on October 29th. The aim of it is to encourage us each to join the global fight against stroke. Every other second, an adult or a child, a man or a woman, old or young, suffers a stroke. Furthermore, every sixth second, someone dies because of stroke. If a stroke victim survives, he/she is often severely disabled for the rest of his/her life. St...

Multi-Word Expressions (MWEs) are prevalent in text and are also, on average, less polysemous than mono-words. This suggests that accurate MWE detection should lead to a nontrivial improvement in Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD). We show that a straightforward MWE detection strategy, due to Arranz et al. (2005), can increase a WSD algorithm’s baseline f-measure by 5 percentage points. Our measur...

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