Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine; 5th Conference on Ar Pedro Barahona,Mario Stefanelli,Jeremy Wyatt Conference proceedings 1995 Springer

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An information-based bayesian approach to history taking,, by exploiting previous patient‘s answers. In this paper, we propose a probabilistic information-based history-taking strategy that combines synergistically two information-content measures for reducing the number of questions asked. We have applied this strategy to an existing history-taking syste

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Dynamic propagation in causal probabilistic networks with instantiated variables,e extension makes it possible to combine a dynamically defined network, implemented without the use of Hugin, with a static network implemented in Hugin, thereby reducing the calculation time by several orders of magnitude compared to using Hugin alone. The application of the dynamic propagation in

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Cooperative software agents for patient management,either augment the capabilities of individual specialists and enhance their ability of interacting with each other and with computational resources. Thus, a major shift is needed from centralized first generation Hospital Information Systems to distributed environments composed of several interconne

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Therapy planning using qualitative trend descriptions,a points, data intervals, and expected qualitative trend description to arrive at unified qualitative descriptions of parameters (temporal data abstraction). Our approach benefits from derived qualitative values which can be used for recommending therapeutic actions as well as for assessing the effe

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Adaptation and abstraction in a case-based antibiotics therapy adviser,e have chosen calculated antibiocs therapy advice for patients in an intensive care unit who have developed an infection as an additional complication. As advice is needed quickly and the pathogen is not yet known, we use an expected pathogen spectrum based on medical background knowledge and known

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Field evaluations of a knowledge-based system for peripheral blood interpretation,ratory: Coulter Corporation‘s Clinical Evaluations, and two clinical laboratories in the United States and Canada. Rigorous testing of the system‘s functionality was performed. Hazard testing caught several programming errors which were corrected. The outside evaluators requested a number of changes

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