Fix 'ndication' typo mapped to 'impression' instead of 'indication'#1982
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Fix 'ndication' typo mapped to 'impression' instead of 'indication'#1982Chessing234 wants to merge 1 commit intoMIT-LCP:mainfrom
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The misspelling 'ndication' (missing leading 'i') is a typo for 'indication', not 'impression'. It is incorrectly mapped to 'impression', causing clinical indication text to be classified as the radiologist's diagnostic conclusion. The sibling typo 'idication' (line 148) is correctly mapped to 'indication'. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
In
section_parser.py, the misspelling'ndication'(missing leading "i") is mapped to'impression'instead of'indication'.Bug: Line 130 —
'ndication': 'impression'Root cause:
'ndication'is a typo for "indication" (the clinical reason for an exam), not "impression" (the radiologist's diagnostic conclusion). These are semantically distinct report sections.Evidence:
'idication'(another single-letter-dropped indication typo) →'indication'correctly'indication''ndication'does not fit this groupImpact: When a report header reads "NDICATION:", the clinical indication text is misclassified as the impression, which
create_section_files.pythen extracts as the radiologist's conclusion for NLP labeling.Fix:
'impression'→'indication'on line 130.Test plan
'indication'create_section_files.pyprioritizes'impression'sections