How ZS built a clinical knowledge repository for semantic search using Amazon OpenSearch Service and Amazon Neptune
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This article explains how ZS Associates built a clinical knowledge repository for semantic search using Amazon OpenSearch Service and Amazon Neptune.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Overview of the clinical document search platform
- Solution architecture with a document processing layer and semantic search platform layer
- How Amazon OpenSearch Service was used for full-text and embedding-based semantic search
- How Amazon Neptune was used to build a knowledge graph and integrate with OpenSearch Service
- The use of large language models (LLMs) for entity extraction, summarization, etc.
- Customer benefits like visibility of hidden relationships, staying informed, monitoring adverse events, etc.
- Challenges faced like large data volume and reducing inference time
- Conclusion highlighting the benefits of using OpenSearch Service and Neptune
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