Biomedical NER (all entities)
biomedical-ner-allToken-classification model from d4data that tags 84 biomedical entity types in clinical and medical text, including disease, sign, symptom, medication, dosage, lab value, body part and procedure. Trained on the Maccrobat clinical case corpus on a DistilBERT base, so it runs cheaply for high-volume tagging.
- Status
- Unavailable
- Input → output
- Text → Text
- Developer
- Community
- Updated
- September 23, 2026
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About Biomedical NER (all entities)
Biomedical NER (all entities) is a model by Community in the Text & chat category. Biomedical NER (all entities) is currently not available on Railwail.
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biomedical-ner-all- Developer
- Community
- Category
- Text & chat
- Input
- Text
- Output
- Text
- Catalog entry updated
- September 23, 2026
Input parameters
Inputs and settings from the model's input schema. The example in the API section shows which of them the API accepts.
inputsrequiredClinical or biomedical text to tag with named entities
Type: TextDefault: –Allowed values: up to 8,000 characters
Tags
- medical
- research
- nlp
- huggingface
- ner
- token-classification
- biomedical
- clinical
- distilbert
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What is Biomedical NER (all entities)?
Biomedical NER (all entities) is a model by Community in the Text & chat category. It is listed on Railwail but cannot be run at the moment.
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Which settings does Biomedical NER (all entities) support?
According to its input schema, Biomedical NER (all entities) knows these parameters: inputs (up to 8,000 characters).
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