Joshua Pratt, V. Pandian, Evan D. Morrison, Andrew Miller
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Abstract
We have been unable to find a verified, published Radiation Oncology Ontology. We undertook the process of verifying a Radiation Oncology Ontology with a mixture of crowd-sourcing and expert-based approaches to verify relationships in the ontology. We used a natural language based approach to portray concepts and relationships, surveying users to assess the relationships between concepts in the Radiation Oncology ontology. The work used a description of a patient's history expressed in XML. The natural language statements relating concepts are available on a website for verification, and readers are invited to complete the survey at http://coi-hs-survey.appspot.com/ to contribute.