Detecting grids of drug names

[Matt Kettler]

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Julian Field wrote:

> In which case can someone post me a copy of Matt's rules. I have seen  
> a few hits on my grid rule, but not many.

I already did on 11/14/2005

Here's a re-post
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Julian, I had a similar to a concept on Friday..

Mine work a bit differently, these look for a specific drug name in the
post-htm-stripped text. Thus far it works quite well, but I've got the scores
low as I'm testing them still.

See attached.


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body L_COLUMN_VIAG      /\bv(?:\s\w){4,6}\si(?:\s\w){4,6}\sa(?:\s\w){4,6}\sg(?:\s\w){4,6}\sr(?:\s\w){4,6}\sa\b/i
describe L_COLUMN_VIAG looks like a column-obfuscated v-pill ad
score L_COLUMN_VIAG     0.5

body L_COLUMN_XAN      /\bX(?:\s\w){4,6}\sA(?:\s\w){4,6}\sN(?:\s\w){4,6}\sA(?:\s\w){4,6}\sX\b/i
describe L_COLUMN_XAN looks like a column-obfuscated x-pill ad
score L_COLUMN_XAN     0.5

body L_COLUMN_CIA      /\bC(?:\s\w){4,6}\sI(?:\s\w){4,6}\sA(?:\s\w){4,6}\sL(?:\s\w){4,6}\sI(?:\s\w){4,6}\sS\b/i
describe L_COLUMN_CIA looks like a column-obfuscated C-pill ad
score L_COLUMN_CIA     0.5

body L_COLUMN_VAL      /\bV(?:\s\w){4,6}\sA(?:\s\w){4,6}\sL(?:\s\w){4,6}\sI(?:\s\w){4,6}\sU(?:\s\w){4,6}\sM\b/i
describe L_COLUMN_VAL looks like a column-obfuscated val-pill ad
score L_COLUMN_VAL    0.5

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