Timothy Miller
current affiliationBoston Children's Hospital, Boston, United States; Harvard University, Cambridge, United States
Timothy Miller has 3 papers on this site, in 2014–2026, most of them on Coreference resolution; often with Guergana Savova, Martha Palmer, Piet de Groen.
OpenAlex · ORCID · h-index 43 · 278 works · 6 945 citations OpenAlex, 2026-10-14
3 works on this site · 139 citations in our library · 1 more work in our library
Affiliations
- Boston Children's Hospital · Boston, United States — current · 2011–2026 on 103 papers · employment from 2011 (Wikidata)
- Harvard University · Cambridge, United States — current · 2012–2026 on 97 papers
- University of California, Los Angeles · Los Angeles, United States — 1975–2019 on 91 papers
- VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System · Los Angeles, United States — 1978–2019 on 22 papers
- VA West Los Angeles Medical Center · Los Angeles, United States — 1991–2016 on 17 papers
- Scott & White Memorial Hospital · Temple, United States — 2009–2012 on 3 papers
- Harvard Medical School · Boston, United States — employment from 2011 (Wikidata)
- University of Minnesota · Minneapolis, United States — 2010 on 2 papers
- University of Minnesota System · Minneapolis, United States — education until 2010 (Wikidata)
- UCLA Medical Center · Santa Monica, United States — 1978–2008 on 17 papers
Topics
Papers
- Temporal Annotation in the Clinical Domain (2014 · 349 citations)
Clinical narratives in electronic health records hold rich temporal information, but much of it is left implicit. - Cross-document coreference: An approach to capturing coreference without context (2019 · 15 citations)
The paper addresses a basic difficulty in building patient timelines from clinical text. Deciding whether two mentions corefer usually relies on a shared discourse context, but linking mentions across separate notes means reasoning over narratives that do not form one coherent text. The authors extended the THYME… - A Dataset of Psychiatric Hospital Notes with Temporal Information Annotations (2026)
Clinical temporal information extraction identifies events and time expressions in notes and links them on a timeline.
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Co-authors here
- Guergana Savova ×3
- Martha Palmer ×2
- Piet de Groen ×2
- Chen Lin
- James Pustejovsky
- Kristin Wright-Bettner
- Sameer Pradhan
- Steven Bethard
- WonJin Yoon
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