An approach for transgender population information extraction and summarization from clinical trial text

Table 2 Examples of logical judgment functions and their descriptions

Function name	Description	Example
SubJudgement (G₁, G₂)	If G₁ is subordinate gender of G₂: return True Else: return False	G1 = ‘Transgender Male’ G2 = ‘Transgender All’ Return True
SuperJudgement (G₁, G₂)	If G₁ is superior gender of G₂: return True Else: return False	G1 = ‘Transgender All’ G2 = ‘Transgender Male’ Return True
ReverseJudgement (G₁, G₂)	If G₁ is NOT G₂: return True Else: return False	G1 = ‘Transgender Female’ G2 = ‘Transgender Female’ Return False
SimilarJudgement (G₁, G_{2, …})	If G₁, G₂, _… is similar types: return True Else: return False	G1 = ‘Transgender All’ G2 = ‘Transgender Male’ Return True G1 = ‘Transgender All’ G2 = ‘Biological Male’ Return False
SplitJudgement (G₁)	If G₁ can be split: return True Else: return False	G1 = ‘Transgender All’ Return True G1 = ‘Transgender Male’ Return False

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