Abstract

INTRODUCTION: This paper highlights the potential of using generalized language models to extract structured texts from natural language descriptions of workflows in various industries like healthcare domainOBJECTIVES: Despite the criticality of these workflows to the business, they are often not fully automated or formally specified. Instead, employees may rely on natural language documents to describe the procedures. Text generation methods offer a way to extract structured plans from these natural language documents, which can then be used by an automated system.METHODS: This paper explores the effectiveness of using generalized language models, such as GPT-2, to perform text generation directly from these textsRESULTS: These models have already shown success in multiple text generation tasks, and the paper's initial results suggest that they could also be effective in text generation in healthcare domain. In fact, the paper demonstrates that GPT-2 can generate comparable results to many current text generation methods.CONCLUSION: This suggests that generalized language models can increase the efficiency and accuracy in text generation, where workflows are repetitive and sequential.

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