Table 5 Examples of artificial sentences and respective real sentences (all paraphrased) for test-class-mhr.
From: Generation and evaluation of artificial mental health records for Natural Language Processing
Fully preserved | real | There was no clear evidence that he was responding to unseen stimuli. |
art. | No clear evidence of responding to unseen stimuli. | |
Preserved, details omitted | real | He did not have a clear understanding of why he was there or what was the problem with him. |
art. | He has no clear understanding why he is there. | |
Modified, does not contradict the diagnosis | real | That afternoon police were called after she assaulted her mother. |
art. | This afternoon police were called by her mother. | |
Modified, contradicts the diagnosis | real | He was not experiencing low mood or anhedonia and therefore does not meet the criteria for depressive disorder. |
art. | Today he continues to experience low mood and anxiety. | |
Modified, irrelevant | real | Her partner wants him to stay with him. |
art. | Her partner wants him to get out of bed. | |
No clinical sense | real | She acknowledged that paracetamol overdose could damage her liver. |
art. | Paracetamol overdose could damage her shoulder. | |
Incomprehensible | real | This relapse of heavy drinking may have been caused by the disruption of her accommodation relocation. |
art. | It was felt that heavy drinking may not be a accommodation relocation. |
