Fine-tuned Persian medical language models reach 49-53% on translated medical MMLU, with datasets released, but the reasoning variant's gain depends on extra test-time compute and a verifier.
SINA-BERT: A pre-trained Language Model for Analysis of Medical Texts in Persian
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We have released Sina-BERT, a language model pre-trained on BERT (Devlin et al., 2018) to address the lack of a high-quality Persian language model in the medical domain. SINA-BERT utilizes pre-training on a large-scale corpus of medical contents including formal and informal texts collected from a variety of online resources in order to improve the performance on health-care related tasks. We employ SINA-BERT to complete following representative tasks: categorization of medical questions, medical sentiment analysis, and medical question retrieval. For each task, we have developed Persian annotated data sets for training and evaluation and learnt a representation for the data of each task especially complex and long medical questions. With the same architecture being used across tasks, SINA-BERT outperforms BERT-based models that were previously made available in the Persian language.
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Fine-tuned Persian medical language models reach 49-53% on translated medical MMLU, with datasets released, but the reasoning variant's gain depends on extra test-time compute and a verifier.