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Psytar

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Query the PsyTAR psychiatric adverse-reaction corpus. Use when the user asks about patient-reported ADRs, withdrawal symptoms, drug indications, or effectiveness for Zoloft, Lexapro, Cymbalta, or Effexor XR. Accepts drug names (brand or generic), symptom terms, or UMLS CUIs.

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PsyTAR Query Skill

891 patient reviews → 6 009 annotated sentences → extracted ADR / WD / SSI / DI entities → mapped to 918 UMLS + 755 SNOMED CT concepts.

Entity Detection & Routing

Input PatternDetected AsTargets
C0917801UMLS CUI*_Mapped sheets only (UMLS1/UMLS2 cols)
Zoloft / sertralineDrug namedrug_id or drug columns (alias-aware)
nausea, insomniaFree textsubstring across all cell values

Generic ↔ brand aliases: sertraline↔Zoloft, escitalopram↔Lexapro, duloxetine↔Cymbalta, venlafaxine↔Effexor.

API

FunctionInputReturns
search(entity, sheet?, label?)single string{sheet: [row_dict]}
search_batch(entities, sheet?, label?)list of strings{entity: {sheet: [row_dict]}}
summarize(results, entity)result dict + labelcompact text
to_json(results)result dictlist[dict] (flat, adds _sheet)
describe()dataset overview text

Parameters

  • sheet — restrict to one sheet (fuzzy-matched: "ADR"ADR_Identified).
  • label — when on Sentence_Labeling, keep only rows where the named label column (ADR / WD / EF / INF / SSI / DI) equals 1.

Sheet Schema

SheetDescriptionKey Columns
SampleOriginal postsdrug_id, rating, indication, side-effect, comment, gender, age, duration
Sentence_Labeling6 009 sentences, binary labelsdrug_id, sentence_index, sentences, ADR, WD, EF, INF, SSI, DI, Findings, others, rating, category
ADR_IdentifiedExtracted ADR mentionsdrug_id, sentence_index, sentences, ADR1 … ADRn
WD_IdentifiedExtracted WD mentionsdrug_id, sentence_index, sentences, WD1 … WDn
SSI_IdentifiedExtracted SSI mentionsdrug_id, sentence_index, sentences, SSI1 … SSIn
DI_IdentifiedExtracted DI mentionsdrug_id, sentence_index, sentences, DI1 … DIn
ADR_MappedADR → UMLS/SNOMEDdrug_id, sentence_index, ADR/ADRs, UMLS1, UMLS2, SNOMED-CT, mild, moderate, severe, persistent, not-persistent, body-site, rating, drug, class, type, entity_type
WD_MappedWD → UMLS/SNOMED(same structure as ADR_Mapped)
SSI_MappedSSI → UMLS/SNOMED(same structure)
DI_MappedDI → UMLS/SNOMED(same structure)

Mapped-sheet qualifier columns

mild, moderate, severe — severity descriptors; persistent, not-persistent — duration; body-site — anatomical site; entity_type — Cognitive / Physiological / Psychological / Functional.

Usage

from importlib.machinery import SourceFileLoader
m = SourceFileLoader("psytar", "36_PSYTAR.py").load_module()

# overview
print(m.describe())

# drug → ADR mappings
res = m.search("Zoloft", sheet="ADR_Mapped")
print(m.summarize(res, "Zoloft"))

# generic name works too
res = m.search("sertraline", sheet="ADR_Mapped")

# symptom in one Identified sheet
res = m.search("nausea", sheet="ADR_Identified")

# symptom across all sheets
res = m.search("insomnia")

# UMLS CUI (auto-scoped to Mapped sheets)
res = m.search("C0917801")

# withdrawal sentences for Effexor
res = m.search("Effexor", sheet="Sentence_Labeling", label="WD")

# batch
batch = m.search_batch(["Lexapro", "insomnia", "C0917801"])

# JSON for pipeline
flat = m.to_json(m.search("Cymbalta"))

Data Source

  • Corpus: PsyTAR v1.0 — CC BY 4.0
  • File: PsyTAR_dataset.xlsx — set via DATA_PATH or env PSYTAR_XLSX
  • Paper: Zolnoori et al., Data in Brief 24, 103838 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2019.103838
  • Stats: 891 reviews, 6 009 sentences, 4 813 ADR + 590 WD + 1 219 SSI
    • 792 DI mentions, 918 UMLS / 755 SNOMED concepts

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