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'] = embeddings.tolist() stmt = iris.sql.prepare("UPDATE ENCODER_Object.Codes SET VectorDescription = TO_VECTOR(?,DECIMAL) WHERE CodeId = ?") for index, row

ingested the data in a format that can be used as a index to merge the globals. e.g: ``#{country_index} is only an example`` ``` ^raw.covid19("countries","{country_index

release InterSystems IRIS contains a new technology vector search that allows to build vectors over InterSystems IRIS data and perform search of already indexed vectors. Use it in your

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simple scripts, that order over all globals, and convert in place. Skipping indexes, with full rebuild. I think there were multiple solutions, to this task. You can try to find

would then be: HSACCESS -> (Patient Fetches to Edge Gateways, including HSCONSUMER) -> HSCONSUMER -> (Retrieve call to External Repository; likely using https) ->

and the MRN is gone. The assigning authority and ID type are added into the PID but the actual patient MRN is blank (3.1 value). Here is the source code. <transform sourceClass

variable used as "Literal" and of type "Day". I tested that it works in a simple case using Patients in SAMPLES. If you call the pivot variable "myDate", you can use it in a calculated

. A good example would be to select a patient ID in a repeating field of no known order. This can be achieved with a small amount of DTL logic, but many developers will break out

! Hi Ben I would be very happy to participate. I have a number of Patient HL7 Interfaces and a lot of LabTrak Interfaces as well so I will feed a little bit of hands on help

. For example, you can automate customer identification from video feeds or monitor patient health using IoT devices and the real-time audio-visual data they produce. New algorithms

is our organisation is very wary of installing any additional code (as Alex suggested) or hooking up something like VS Code, to the live server, which is passing patient information

level. Of course, the grasshopper was so pleased with himself and how well he hopped that he forgot to keep his eyes open for sparrows and that sparrow that had sat patiently

the JSON string is converted into a FHIR Patient Object the underlying datatype of the photo.data.value is ultimately derived from a class called %xsd.Base64Binary which

the calculation on large files could take quite a while (be patient)… you'll get a report how much of the file it already calculated, for example: Running the Profile via the Mgmt