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    <h1>Similarity web interface instructions</h1>

    <p>Enter the terms or 
      <a href="faq.html">Concept Unique Identifiers</a> 
      (CUIs) whose similarity or 
      relatedness you wish to compute into the fields labeled <em>Term 1</em> and 
      <em>Term 2</em>.  You can enter any combination of terms or CUIs. For example:
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      <li>heart attack and skull</li>
      <li>C0018563 and C0037303</li>
      <li>hand and C0037303</li>
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      You can than either calculate the two terms similarity or relatedness. 
      A discussion of the difference between similarity and relatedness is 
      <a href="faq.html">here</a>. 
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      To calculate the similarity you have two options: 
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	<li>SAB designates  what UMLS source to obtain the hierarchical 
	  information</li>
	<li>REL designates what relation information to use from the 
	  designated source</li>
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    <p> To calculate the relatedness you also have two options: 
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	<li>SABDEF designates what UMLS sources to obtain the definitions from</li>
	<li>RELDEF designates what relations to use to create the extended 
	  definiton</li>
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