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Subject: [jira] [Created] (CTAKES-226) CEM Templates- In the xxxMentions
 locations/severity store Annotation instead of the BinaryTextRelation
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Pei Chen created CTAKES-226:
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             Summary: CEM Templates- In the xxxMentions locations/severity store Annotation instead of the BinaryTextRelation
                 Key: CTAKES-226
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CTAKES-226
             Project: cTAKES
          Issue Type: Improvement
    Affects Versions: 3.1
            Reporter: Pei Chen
             Fix For: future enhancement


> Hi James/Steven,
> In the common type system/template fillers, do you recall why we 
> stored the TextRelation instead of the resolved annotation?
>
> For example, in SignSymptomMention, getBodyLocation() returns 
> LocationOfTextRelation.
> So in order to actually get the AnatomicalSiteMention, you would have 
> to look inside LocationOfTextRelation arg1 or arg2.
>
> I think it be more intuitive and simpler for consumers of the CEM's to 
> just store the AnatomicalSiteMention?  Is there a use case I am 
> missing where someone would want something different than the
> SignSymptomMention.getBodyLocation() other than the actual 
> AnatomicalSiteMention?

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