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Blog Post 7: Reflection on my TEI Markup

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My document is a page out of my third artifact, showing the summary of personalized medicine case studies. The document is divided into headings and then different subsections throughout the article. It’s divided up into the abstract, the introduction, sections 1-5 and their subsections, and the conclusion.

There are a lot of graphs and tables throughout my article. In section 1.2, there’s a circular diagram that shows the relationship between different aspects of artificial intelligence. It includes artificial intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning. Then there’s another diagram, still in section 1.2, that covers how AI is used in various domains of the healthcare system. This diagram includes clinical settings, patient ecosystem, extended clinical setting, and provider ecosystem. In section 2.1, there’s a graph that shows the different AI techniques, such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), Computer Vision, Machine Learning (ML), EHR, X-rays, CT scans, MRI’s, and Histological and Genomic data. Right after that comes a table that includes various case studies, the AI technique that was used, what area was wrong, the key findings, and the positive outcomes that AI made for the patient. In section 3.3, there’s a bar graph that shows the percent change in volume of telemedicine insurance claims from 2019 to 2023, in the months of April, August, and December. Then, right after that, is another bar graph that shows the percentage of telemedicine claims based on diagnosis with a mental health condition vs. an acute respiratory disease, infections, and COVID-19. This artifact has a lot of visuals, which helps the reader see how AI is making an impact on patient’s lives, and not replacing the medical professionals.  For the tables, diagrams, and graphs, I used <table/> and <row/> and <cell/> TEI elements. With the authors, there were quite a few, so I had to use <author> a lot. For example, with Rahim Hirani I used, <author> Rahim Hirani <author/>, and for the next line I did the same thing with all the other authors:

<author> Kaleb Noruzi <author/>

<author> Hassan Khuram <author/>

<author> Anum S Hussaini <author/>

<author> Eseqi lyobosa Aifuwa <author/>

<author> Kenic E Ely <author/>

<author> Joshua M Lewis <author/>

<author> Ahmed E Gabr <author/>

<author> Abbas Smiley <author/>

<author> Raj K Tiwari <author/>

<author> Mill Etienne <author/>

Before I put all of the authors, I had to put <fileDesc> and <titleStmt> at the top. and then </titleStmt> and </fileDesc> at the end of the paragraph.

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