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 ### Model Description
 
-GENIE (Generative Note Information Extraction) is an end-to-end model designed to structure free text from electronic health records (EHRs). It processes EHRs in a single pass, extracting biomedical named entities along with their assertion statuses, body locations, modifiers, values, units, and intended purposes, outputting this information in a structured JSON format. This streamlined approach simplifies traditional natural language processing workflows by replacing all the analysis components with a single model, making the system easier to maintain while leveraging the advanced analytical capabilities of large language models (LLMs). Comparing with general-purpose LLMs, GENIE does not require prompt engineering or few-shot examples. Additionally, it generates all relevant attributes in one pass, significantly reducing both runtime and operational costs.
-GENIE is co-developed by the groups of Sheng Yu (https://www.stat.tsinghua.edu.cn/teachers/shengyu/) Tianxi Cai (https://dbmi.hms.harvard.edu/people/tianxi-cai) and Isaac Kohane (https://dbmi.hms.harvard.edu/people/isaac-kohane).
+GENIE (Generative Note Information Extraction, 中文名：病历精灵) is an end-to-end model designed to structure free text from electronic health records (EHRs). It processes EHRs in a single pass, extracting biomedical named entities along with their assertion statuses, body locations, modifiers, values, units, and intended purposes, outputting this information in a structured JSON format. This streamlined approach simplifies traditional natural language processing workflows by replacing all the analysis components with a single model, making the system easier to maintain while leveraging the advanced analytical capabilities of large language models (LLMs). Comparing with general-purpose LLMs, GENIE does not require prompt engineering or few-shot examples. Additionally, it generates all relevant attributes in one pass, significantly reducing both runtime and operational costs.
+GENIE is co-developed by the groups of Sheng Yu (https://www.stat.tsinghua.edu.cn/teachers/shengyu/), Tianxi Cai (https://dbmi.hms.harvard.edu/people/tianxi-cai), and Isaac Kohane (https://dbmi.hms.harvard.edu/people/isaac-kohane).
 
 
 ## Usage